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Composable Architecture for Digital Experience Platforms in 2026

Discover how composable architecture is transforming digital experience platforms in 2026 with API-first design, MACH, headless CMS, and sca

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RoboMQ Connect iPaaS Now Available on Microsoft AppSource and Microsoft Azure Marketplace

RoboMQ Connect iPaaS Now Available on Microsoft AppSource and Microsoft Azure Marketplace

RoboMQ, an iPaaS (integration-platform-as-a-service) provider, recognized by Gartner, Forrester and MarketsandMarkets today announced the availability of Connect iPaaS on Microsoft AppSource, an online cloud marketplace providing tailored line-of-business solutions and Microsoft Azure Marketplace, an online store providing applications and services for use on Azure. RoboMQ’s customers can now…

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Integration von PubEngine und Shopware für neue Sales Channels

Integration von PubEngine und Shopware für neue Sales Channels

Seehausen am Staffelsee / Penzberg, den 6. Februar 2020 – eLibrary und E-Commerce wachsen immer mehr zusammen. PubEngine und Shopware sind die Antwort auf eine stets komplexere E-Commerce Welt und stellen den Menschen in den Mittelpunkt

Die kommende Version Shopware 6 bietet mit ihrem konsequenten Ansatz “API first” ideale Möglichkeiten, die Shop Plattform mit der PubEngine zu verbinden und zu…

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JS Kongress welcomes you to the (r)evolution of Architectures!

On March 11-12, a great event will be organized in Munich, Germany! We talk about JS Kongress – an outstanding conference for JavaScript developers and companies. There you will have a unique chance to master your JavaScript as a driving force for modern software and cloud architectures ...

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The top 3 features that differentiate Cloud CMS from the competition

You have determined you need a Content Management System (CMS) and have begun the daunting task of reducing the number of CMS products to a manageable number to evaluate in depth.

Having reached this article you are aware of, or interested in, CMSs that can be described as: Headless CMS, API First, Platform as a Service (PaaS), Decoupled CMS, Cloud-First. I am sure there are more beautiful categorizations and terminology provided by the latest analyst buzz. As much as I may not like the catagorizations, they are useful in that without them what would you search for?

But as you will have discovered, there are a number of CMS products catagorized as Headless CMS, or API First, etc. Cloud CMS is just one of many products you will find with a simple search. How to evaluate further: features, cost, trial, openness of information? It is still difficult to compare products.

At Cloud CMS we believe we have the best product as I am sure all our competitors believe in their products. To an extent we are all telling the truth and it really depends what criteria or features are important to you.

Top 3 Features that differentiate Cloud CMS

To help you evaluate further: here are the top 3 features of Cloud CMS that differentiates Cloud CMS from the competition:

1. Cloud CMS is available both On-Premise and SaaS

We are a Cloud based company embracing the SaaS model. We love the SaaS model. What has changed - in a word "Docker". Docker containers have allowed us to distribute the Cloud CMS product easily for On-Premise/Private Cloud installation. Whilst SaaS may offer many benefits, On-Premise is still a desirable option for some companies for the following reasons:

Regional restrictions: ie the content must reside in a particular region. This may be legal or a business restriction.

Internal Security. Some organization have security restrictions/policies that either don’t allow applications/content to be hosted externally or the getting through the security procedures make it quicker and easier to go for on-premise options

Control: A benefit of SaaS is that updates and bug fixes occur ‘continuously’. Usually the whole process is transparent to the customer. For some organizations and application the constant change is not acceptable. A change could introduce a change of behavior in the application which could adversely affect users. Hence, on-premise can stabilize a release and allow the customer to control the release cycle for their users.

White label / customization

MicroService: With your own on-premise installation you can scale and fine tune the Cloud CMS components. Not least, reducing network latency by hosting close to your applications and users.

2. Cloud CMS is a headless CMS with powerful ECM features

Some of the basic functions of creating and managing content that you rightfully expect to be in Content management systems are surprisingly not always there – check! Our background is in Enterprise content management systems so we have designed Cloud CMS to include these features for all our offerings:

Workflow

Versioning and audit

Branches / Workspaces

Content model

Roles / groups / teams

And many more (honestly – take a look)

3. Architecture

This is the CMS your architects would build if they had the time and resources (and were in the CMS business). Cloud CMS runs on top of MongoDB, ElasticSearch and Amazon AWS.

Good luck with your CMS evaluation

I hope this article has saved you some time. Either you have found out early that you are looking for a different type of CMS, e.g., a page builder CMS, and Cloud CMS is not for you. Or, this has helped encourage your interest in Cloud CMS and you would like to find out more - please Contact Us to ask a question, request a demo or call, or start a trial.

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TPDP Episode #4: What is All This Mobile First, Offline First, and API First Jargon?

TPDP Episode #4: What is All This Mobile First, Offline First, and API First Jargon?

There are a lot of “first” approaches circulating in the development and design space at the moment, but what does all this jargon mean?  In this episode of the Polyglot Developer Podcast, guest speaker William Hoang and I are going to explore some of the common practices such as mobile first, offline first, and API first.  I’ve broken Episode #4: What is All This Mobile First, Offline, First,…

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Really nice looking API first CMS-as-a-service. Has a free plan that I'm going to dig into.

(With recipes & cookbooks of course!)

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