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Gitana / 4.0 / Data Engine / Services / NarrationNarration This section describes features that are coming in 4.0 With Narration in place, a content instance will automatically have the textual value of a source attachment or a source property sent to an audio processing service to be narrated. The narrated result converts the textual source to audio using text-to-speech. The resulting narration audio file stored back onto the content instance. Any content that you place into Cloud CMS will automatically detect the availability or modification
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API Max Heap recommendationWhat is the recommended Xmx value for running the API service? The 2GB setting on the On-Premise "quickstart" distribution is a default for development usage. In production, we recommend putting as much memory as you can. Essentially, the API should use as much memory as is allocated to the API docker container. We usually ask customers to consider an M class large instance type (something on the order of 7.5GB of RAM per API). The UI can use considerably less. For the UI, a 2GB allocation is fi
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How does Cloud CMS compare to Prismic.io?Not sure which CMS is a better fit? Review these points to help guide your selection. Criteria Cloud CMS Prismic.io Ease of Use Implements a role-based UI to accommodate various functions. Complex user interface for defining content types and instances. Item creation must occur here. See API Access. Update Strategy Documents are published individually, or as part of larger change sets. Documents are published individually, or as part of larger change sets. Workflow Process Flexible workflow capa
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Comparison: Cloud CMS vs PrismicNot sure which CMS is a better fit? Review these points to help guide your selection. Criteria Cloud CMS Prismic Ease of Use Implements a role-based UI to accommodate various functions. Complex user interface for defining content types and instances. Item creation must occur here. See API Access. Update Strategy Documents are published individually, or as part of larger change sets. Documents are published individually, or as part of larger change sets. Workflow Process Flexible workflow capabil
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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / SecuritySecurity Cloud CMS lets you define enterprise-grade access control policies across all of your content to ensure and assert that the right content is being accessed by the right people at all times. To achieve this, Cloud CMS offers a security engine that incorporates multiple levels of access provisioning. These include: A Role-based, multi-level Authorization engine that asserts Permissions on every API, service and DAO method invocation. Fine-grained, object-level access control lists for spe
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Gitana / 4.0 / Developers / Frameworks / PostmanPostman Guide and References for connectivity to Cloud CMS Connecting to Cloud CMS If you want to test out the Cloud CMS API using Postman or another HTTP client, you'll first have to obtain an authentication token First, ensure you have API Keys configured for your project (this is done by default for the sample project). You can find these by going to Manage Project and clicking API Keys in the left hand menu. Next, we will request the token. In Postman, use the 'Basic Auth' type under Authori
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Cloud CMS ArchitectureCloud CMS has two clusters that we run for customers who host apps with us. One cluster is for the "app server" tier (*.cloudcms.net) and the other is the "API" tier (api.cloudcms.com). The app server cluster consists of Node.js servers, and the API is a Java-backend that is stateless and implements the full REST API: As such, the API doesn't manage connections directly. Any invocation to it is a one-shot where each request contains everything needed to assert the user's identity and proceed wit
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How does Cloud CMS compare to Contentful?Not sure which CMS is a better fit? Review these points to help guide your selection. Criteria Cloud CMS Contentful Ease of Use Implements a role-based UI to accommodate various functions. Simple user interface for defining content types and instances. Update Strategy Documents are published individually, or as part of larger change sets. Documents are published one-by-one. Workflow Process Flexible workflow capability. Allows teams and roles to be created along with a workflow designer for defi
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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Content Modeling / Content Model Builder / Create A New Content TypeCreate A New Content Type In the Content Model Builder, you can create a new Content Type. Click button "Create Content Type" near the top left: Then give your content type a name in the pop up modal: Hit "Create" and the new content model will open in the Content Model Builder: As you can see there are two tabs -- "UI" and "JSON". Cloud CMS provides you with two ways to build in the content type builder. If you are an editor and fancy building it with simple actions like drag and drop, UI build
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Gitana / 4.0 / Data Engine / Content Models / Content Model Builder / Create A New Content TypeCreate A New Content Type In the Content Model Builder, you can create a new Content Type. Click button "Create Content Type" near the top left: Then give your content type a name in the pop up modal: Hit "Create" and the new content model will open in the Content Model Builder: As you can see there are two tabs -- "UI" and "JSON". Cloud CMS provides you with two ways to build in the content type builder. If you are an editor and fancy building it with simple actions like drag and drop, UI build
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Gitana / 4.0 / Forms / API / DependenciesDependencies JSON Schema provides support for dependencies as a means for describing dependencies between fields. Using dependencies, you can establish that property2 should be supplied when property1 is supplied. Alpaca supports both JSON Schema v3 and v4 syntax for declaring dependencies. We recommend using JSON Schema v4 syntax. In JSON Schema v4, a single dependencies block within the container object stores key/values which consist of the ID of the property (key) and an array of property ID
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Gitana / 4.0 / Forms / API / InternationalizationInternationalization Alpaca provides localized bundles for several locales including: Chinese (zh_CN) Czech (cs_CZ) Croatian (hr_HR) Dutch (nl_BE) Finnish (fi_FI) French (fr_FR) German (variant 1) (de_AT) German (variant 2) (de_DE) Greek (el_GR) Italian (it_IT) Japanese (ja_JP) Norwegian (nb_NO) Polish (pl_PL) Portugeuse (pt_BR) Spanish (es_ES) Swedish (sv_SE) These bundles allow Alpaca to render default messages (such as validation messages) in translated languages. In addition, Alpaca supports
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Advanced Content Modeling options (example)Question. If I have the following collections: Categories Products Product_Description_Schemas Each Product is linked to a Category. Each Category is linked to a Product_Description_Schema. The outcome I want to accomplish is that the description schema for Product X I am entering, is defined by the Category it is linked to ( which in turn is defined by the Product_Description_Schema that the Category is linked to ). e.g. Product = Hilton Hotel London, Category = Hotel, Product_Description_Schem
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My UI modules aren't deploying. What should I check?If you're running an on-premise installation of Cloud CMS and are unable to deploy UI modules via the main user interface, here are a few tips and pointers. Things to consider: 1. When you click on the "Deploy Module" option, your a URL connection is made from the UI server back to the API server. Specifically, it invokes a POST to the route: /oneteam/modules/deploy Check your API side logs or any firewalls or proxies along the way to make sure that an API server receives this call. For example,
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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Bulk Import / CSVCSV The Cloud CMS Bulk Import tool makes it easy to import content from a CSV (comma-separated value) text file into a Cloud CMS content repository. Suppose you have a CSV data set consisting of the 2014 World Cup Finals matches. It might look something like this: match_num,round/group,date,time,stadium,where,home,score,away,home_scorers,away_scorers 49,Round of 16,Jun 28,13:00,Estádio Mineirão,Belo Horizonte,Brazil,"3-2 pen. 1-1 (1-1, 1-1)",Chile,David Luiz 18', Alexis Sánchez 32' 50,Round of 1
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Gitana / 4.0 / Data Engine / Bulk Import / CSVCSV The Cloud CMS Bulk Import tool makes it easy to import content from a CSV (comma-separated value) text file into a Cloud CMS content repository. Suppose you have a CSV data set consisting of the 2014 World Cup Finals matches. It might look something like this: match_num,round/group,date,time,stadium,where,home,score,away,home_scorers,away_scorers 49,Round of 16,Jun 28,13:00,Estádio Mineirão,Belo Horizonte,Brazil,"3-2 pen. 1-1 (1-1, 1-1)",Chile,David Luiz 18', Alexis Sánchez 32' 50,Round of 1
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Comparison: Cloud CMS vs ContentfulLooking for the best CMS online? Review these points to help guide your headless CMS selection. Criteria Cloud CMS Contentful Ease of Use Implements a role-based UI to accommodate various functions. Simple user interface for defining content types and instances. Flexibility JSON schema with types and associations that you can continually evolve in-place. Basic content model only, difficult to change once configured Update Strategy Documents are published individually, or as part of larger change
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Gitana / 4.0 / Self Managed / Configuration / UI ServerUI Server The Cloud CMS UI Server is a Node.js application that provides the editorial experience for Cloud CMS. It communicates with the Cloud CMS API via HTTP/HTTPS API calls and is built to be very extensible. Developers and system integrators can extend the Cloud CMS UI through the deployment of UI modules. Environment File (.env) The Cloud CMS UI is primarily configured via a series of environment variables. These environment variables are detected by the Node.js application at startup and
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Proxy API calls
Whenever a resulting URL looks something like: https://api.cloudcms.com/repositories/f0fb4efd3de07c54420a/branches/9bcdbfea8f2d900f0387/nodes/
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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Docker / KitsKits Cloud CMS ships a number of pre-built kits containing Docker configuration files to help you get start. These kits are built from customer feedback to provide the most commonly requested scenarios. They can be used straight away or at the very least can serve as a useful reference. To download the Cloud CMS Docker Kits, please visit our Docker download page. Kits All of the Docker kits utilize Docker and Docker Compose. In each kit, you'll find a docker-compose.yml file which describes the
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Gitana / 4.0 / Self Managed / Kits / OverviewKits Cloud CMS ships a number of pre-built kits containing Docker configuration files to help you get start. These kits are built from customer feedback to provide the most commonly requested scenarios. They can be used straight away or at the very least can serve as a useful reference. To download the Cloud CMS Docker Kits, please visit our Docker download page. Kits All of the Docker kits utilize Docker and Docker Compose. In each kit, you'll find a docker-compose.yml file which describes the
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Supporting large binary filesCloud CMS offers a few different ways for you to store files - including storing them in S3 (recommended) or even on a local partition (such as an NFS mount). In our SaaS offering, everything is stored in S3 automatically and when you install on-premise, you can configure this to your preference. See this documentation page under Binary Storage: https://www.cloudcms.com/documentation/docker/configuration/api-server.html We definitely can handle large binary files in the 10's or 100's of megabyte
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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / RecognitionRecognition This section describes features that are coming in 4.0 With Recognition in place, a content instance will automatically have its default binary attachment processed through recognition services to detect and discover meaning contained in the underlying image. The recognition process will detect the following kinds of elements: Faces Celebrities Labels Text Moderation Labels (bad language, adult content) Any binary content that you place into Cloud CMS will automatically be processed
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Gitana / 4.0 / Data Engine / Services / RecognitionRecognition This section describes features that are coming in 4.0 With Recognition in place, a content instance will automatically have its default binary attachment processed through recognition services to detect and discover meaning contained in the underlying image. The recognition process will detect the following kinds of elements: Faces Celebrities Labels Text Moderation Labels (bad language, adult content) Any binary content that you place into Cloud CMS will automatically be processed
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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Docker / Configuration / UI ServerUI Server The Cloud CMS UI Server is a Node.js application that provides the editorial experience for Cloud CMS. It communicates with the Cloud CMS API via HTTP/HTTPS API calls and is built to be very extensible. Developers and system integrators can extend the Cloud CMS UI through the deployment of UI modules. Environment File (.env) The Cloud CMS UI is primarily configured via a series of environment variables. These environment variables are detected by the Node.js application at startup and
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