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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Docker / Upgrades / 3.2.793.2.79 Upgrade Notes The notes supplied here pertain to upgrading to Cloud CMS version 3.2.79. Release Notes The release notes for this release are available here: https://gitana.io/release.html?name=3.2.79 Support for ARM-64 With version 3.2.79, we are proud to announce official support for ARM aarch64 architectures. This provides our customers with a choice of chip architectures to deploy on. The demand for ARM has increased as performance testing has shown a 20% better performance while being
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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Docker / Upgrades / 3.2.803.2.80 Upgrade Notes The notes supplied here pertain to upgrading to Cloud CMS version 3.2.80. Release Notes The release notes for this release are available here: https://gitana.io/release.html?name=3.2.80 Support for ARM-64 With version 3.2.80, we officially support for ARM aarch64 architectures. This provides our customers with a choice of chip architectures to deploy on. The demand for ARM has increased as performance testing has shown a 20% better performance while being 10% cheaper than x8
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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Docker / Upgrades / 3.2.813.2.81 Upgrade Notes The notes supplied here pertain to upgrading to Cloud CMS version 3.2.81. Release Notes The release notes for this release are available here: https://gitana.io/release.html?name=3.2.81 Support for ARM-64 With version 3.2.81, we officially support for ARM aarch64 architectures. This provides our customers with a choice of chip architectures to deploy on. The demand for ARM has increased as performance testing has shown a 20% better performance while being 10% cheaper than x8
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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Docker / Upgrades / 3.2.823.2.82 Upgrade Notes The notes supplied here pertain to upgrading to Cloud CMS version 3.2.82. Release Notes The release notes for this release are available here: https://gitana.io/release.html?name=3.2.82 Support for ARM-64 With version 3.2.82, we officially support for ARM aarch64 architectures. This provides our customers with a choice of chip architectures to deploy on. The demand for ARM has increased as performance testing has shown a 20% better performance while being 10% cheaper than x8
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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Docker / Upgrades / 3.2.833.2.83 Upgrade Notes The notes supplied here pertain to upgrading to Cloud CMS version 3.2.83. Release Notes The release notes for this release are available here: https://gitana.io/release.html?name=3.2.83 Support for ARM-64 With version 3.2.83, we officially support for ARM aarch64 architectures. This provides our customers with a choice of chip architectures to deploy on. The demand for ARM has increased as performance testing has shown a 20% better performance while being 10% cheaper than x8
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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 / UI Developers Guide / ContextsContexts Cloud CMS uses a browser-side configuration service that evaluates "blocks" of configuration rules to determine the overall runtime configuration that drives every page render. Each block contains an evaluator and a snippet of configuration. If the evaluator evaluates to true, the snippet of configuration is included. It is merged into the overall runtime set and then used to make rendering decisions. Most of the Cloud CMS components that render on the screen, such as the left-hand navi
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Gitana / 4.0 / Developers / User Interface Customization / ContextsContexts Cloud CMS uses a browser-side configuration service that evaluates "blocks" of configuration rules to determine the overall runtime configuration that drives every page render. Each block contains an evaluator and a snippet of configuration. If the evaluator evaluates to true, the snippet of configuration is included. It is merged into the overall runtime set and then used to make rendering decisions. Most of the Cloud CMS components that render on the screen, such as the left-hand navi
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Alpaca 1.0.3 Released!We’re pleased to announce the release of Alpaca Web Forms 1.0.3 for jQuery, jQuery UI and jQuery Mobile. Alpaca is an open-source project that provides an easy way to render web forms using JSON schema. It consists of a jQuery plugin and provides a nice abstraction so that you can change form layouts, validation logic and presentation with simple changes to JSON. Alpaca provides the web forms capabilities for Cloud CMS - The Cloud Content Management Platform for the Enterprise. This release incl
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Content Management as a MicroserviceOne of the big ideas we pursued when we set out to build Cloud CMS was to design the product so that it was entirely decoupled. Our vision was to have a number of discrete tiers that would consist of either single servers or clusters of servers dedicated to a single class of problems. For example, the Content API tier is dedicated to powering our JSON API. It does nothing else but receive requests, execute them and hand back JSON data responses. It had nothing to do with presentation or renderin
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Gitana / 4.0 / Developers / Drivers / JavaScript / NodeJavaScript / Node Connect your Node applications to Gitana Latest Version Version undefined Date The Gitana JavaScript 2.0 driver can be dropped into any web or mobile application running in the browser, within Node.js or any of a host of web frameworks including jQuery, React.js, Vue.js, Angular.js, and many others. This JavaScript driver, in contrast to the Gitana JavaScript 1.0 (Legacy) Driver, fully supports ECMAScript promises, which makes it easier to seamlessly integrate with your javascr
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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Binary Files / Azure Binary StorageAzure Binary Storage Cloud CMS supports Microsoft Azure's Blob Storage service by allowing it to serve as a backend provider for the storage of binary files within Cloud CMS. When files are uploaded to Cloud CMS, they are parsed and worked with and then eventually sent over to the Azure Blob Storage Service for persistence. When users seek to download those binary files, they are streamed back from Azure. Depending on how you elect to configure your binary storage providers, Cloud CMS may employ
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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Binary Files / IBM COS Binary StorageIBM COS Binary Storage Cloud CMS supports IBM Cloud Object Storage (COS) by allowing it to serve as a backend provider for the storage of binary files within Cloud CMS. When files are uploaded to Cloud CMS, they are parsed and worked with and then eventually sent over to IBM COS for persistence. When users seek to download those binary files, they are streamed back from IBM COS. Depending on how you elect to configure your binary storage providers, Cloud CMS may employ an TTL cache in between to
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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Binary Files / S3 Binary StorageS3 Binary Storage Cloud CMS supports Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) by allowing it to serve as a backend provider for the storage of binary files within Cloud CMS. When files are uploaded to Cloud CMS, they are parsed and worked with and then eventually sent over to Amazon S3 for persistence. When users seek to download those binary files, they are streamed back from S3. Depending on how you elect to configure your binary storage providers, Cloud CMS may employ an TTL cache in between to avo
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Gitana / 4.0 / Data Engine / Platform / Binary Files / Azure Binary StorageAzure Binary Storage Cloud CMS supports Microsoft Azure's Blob Storage service by allowing it to serve as a backend provider for the storage of binary files within Cloud CMS. When files are uploaded to Cloud CMS, they are parsed and worked with and then eventually sent over to the Azure Blob Storage Service for persistence. When users seek to download those binary files, they are streamed back from Azure. Depending on how you elect to configure your binary storage providers, Cloud CMS may employ
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Gitana / 4.0 / Data Engine / Platform / Binary Files / IBM COS Binary StorageIBM COS Binary Storage Cloud CMS supports IBM Cloud Object Storage (COS) by allowing it to serve as a backend provider for the storage of binary files within Cloud CMS. When files are uploaded to Cloud CMS, they are parsed and worked with and then eventually sent over to IBM COS for persistence. When users seek to download those binary files, they are streamed back from IBM COS. Depending on how you elect to configure your binary storage providers, Cloud CMS may employ an TTL cache in between to
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Gitana / 4.0 / Data Engine / Platform / Binary Files / S3 Binary StorageS3 Binary Storage Cloud CMS supports Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) by allowing it to serve as a backend provider for the storage of binary files within Cloud CMS. When files are uploaded to Cloud CMS, they are parsed and worked with and then eventually sent over to Amazon S3 for persistence. When users seek to download those binary files, they are streamed back from S3. Depending on how you elect to configure your binary storage providers, Cloud CMS may employ an TTL cache in between to avo
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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Bulk Import / FilesFiles The Cloud CMS Bulk Import tool makes it easy to import content from a file system into a Cloud CMS content repository. Let's imagine that you have some images sitting in an images directory. You wish to ingest these into Cloud CMS as part of an Image Library application. The image directory might look like this: images\ chunio.jpg disney.jpg pavlov.jpg These images are just files on disk. They could be any file type, really. Cloud CMS can ingest files of any format including p
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Gitana / 4.0 / Data Engine / Bulk Import / FilesFiles The Cloud CMS Bulk Import tool makes it easy to import content from a file system into a Cloud CMS content repository. Let's imagine that you have some images sitting in an images directory. You wish to ingest these into Cloud CMS as part of an Image Library application. The image directory might look like this: images\ chunio.jpg disney.jpg pavlov.jpg These images are just files on disk. They could be any file type, really. Cloud CMS can ingest files of any format including p
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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Bulk ImportBulk Import Cloud CMS provides a bulk import tool that makes it easy to load content into Cloud CMS from a variety of external file formats and data sources. The bulk import tool ingests this data and writes it into a Cloud CMS branch within a single transaction so that you don't suffer from partial imports due to a failure along the way. The Cloud CMS bulk import tool is designed to help you migrate existing content into Cloud CMS. This may include desktop files or structured data from legacy c
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Gitana / 4.0 / Data Engine / Bulk Import / OverviewBulk Import Cloud CMS provides a bulk import tool that makes it easy to load content into Cloud CMS from a variety of external file formats and data sources. The bulk import tool ingests this data and writes it into a Cloud CMS branch within a single transaction so that you don't suffer from partial imports due to a failure along the way. The Cloud CMS bulk import tool is designed to help you migrate existing content into Cloud CMS. This may include desktop files or structured data from legacy c
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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / UI Developers Guide / EvaluatorsEvaluators Evaluators are used to define conditions that determine whether a block of configuration should be included in the evaluated and merged configuration document. Evaluators work on different aspects of the runtime experience, including: what is being observed who is observed it what URL is being looked at what objects are known about at the time (i.e. observables) what permissions and authorities the current user has over things that are being observed There are many types of evaluators
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Gitana / 4.0 / Developers / User Interface Customization / EvaluatorsEvaluators Evaluators are used to define conditions that determine whether a block of configuration should be included in the evaluated and merged configuration document. Evaluators work on different aspects of the runtime experience, including: what is being observed who is observed it what URL is being looked at what objects are known about at the time (i.e. observables) what permissions and authorities the current user has over things that are being observed There are many types of evaluators
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The top 3 features that differentiate Cloud CMS from the competitionYou 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 catagori
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Node Lifecycle EventsFirst, you configure your tenant with the AWS credentials of an IAM user and a SNS topic ARN that you wish to publish notification events to. This can be on your own AWS account so that you can work with these notifications any way you'd like. The notifications are for a variety of node lifecycle events. The primary one is "node_invalidation" which happens whenever a node's state changes. It's an indication that anyone caching anything downstream might want to reconsider their cache state. In te
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