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Gitana 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Bulk Import / CSVEasily import and manage CSV data in Cloud CMS using the Bulk Import tool, with examples from the 2014 World Cup Finals.
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Gitana 4.0 / Content Engine / Bulk Import / CSVImport CSV data effortlessly into Cloud CMS with our Bulk Import tool. Perfect for World Cup match data or any CSV file.
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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 / Templates / WorkflowExplore comprehensive details of a workflow instance, including ID, state, context, and associated project information, all accessible via intuitive URLs.
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Gitana 4.0 / Content Engine / Templates / WorkflowExplore comprehensive details of a workflow instance, including ID, state, context, and associated project information, all accessible via intuitive URLs.
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Gitana 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Application Server / Installation / Standalone InstallationEasily set up the Cloud CMS Application Server with Node.js, Git, and simple configuration steps for seamless content delivery.
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Gitana 4.0 / Developers / Application Server / Installation / Standalone InstallationSet up the Cloud CMS Application Server with Node.js and Git for seamless content management. Download, configure, and launch easily.
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Gitana 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Authentication / DriversLearn to securely connect applications to Cloud CMS using OAuth2, manage tokens, and avoid exposing sensitive credentials in your source code.
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Gitana 4.0 / Developers / Authentication / DriversLearn to securely connect applications to Cloud CMS using OAuth2, manage tokens, and avoid exposing sensitive credentials in your source code.
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Gitana 3.2 / Guide / Guide / BranchesDiscover Cloud CMS's innovative branching model, inspired by Git and Mercurial, enabling concurrent workspaces and seamless content versioning.
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Gitana 4.0 / Content Engine / BranchesUnlock the power of Cloud CMS with advanced branching, versioning, and snapshots. Seamlessly manage multiple content versions akin to Git or Mercurial.
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Gitana 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Bulk Import / XMLEasily import XML data into Cloud CMS with the Bulk Import tool. Ideal for converting legacy databases and managing content efficiently.
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Gitana 4.0 / Content Engine / Bulk Import / XMLEffortlessly import XML content into Cloud CMS with the Bulk Import tool; ideal for managing expansive datasets like global soccer leagues.
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Migrating Binary files to S3By default, on-premise installations of Cloud CMS are configured with a GridFS (`gridfs`) Binary Storage Provider. This allows Cloud CMS to read and write binary files (such as attachments) to GridFS. At some point, as your installation grows, you may want change this. Suppose you wanted to move your binary files into S3 and use S3 as a Binary Storage Provider for Cloud CMS. To do so, we recommend the following steps: 1. Make a backup of your Cloud CMS database. 2. Create an S3 bucket and IAM us
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Enterprise Access Policies in Gitana 4.0 (Part 2)In this article, we'll continue our series on Access Policies within Gitana. We'll take a few interesting and more complex examples of how Access Policies may be used to guarantee compliance witih enterprise security requirements. In the previous article, we left off looking at how you can grant access to content using Access Policies that are defined at either a Platform or Project-level. Platform-scoped policies can be written once and applied across all of your Projects. In this way, you can
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Editorial FlowsEditorial Flows In Gitana 4.0, we introduced a new feature called Editorial Flows. With Editorial Flows, your editorial teams launch draft workspaces where they work on content items at their own pace. They can write new content, change existing content or delete things in isolation without worrying about how it will affect the main line of content. They are free to work without worry about stepping on each other's toes. They can make changes to the content graph, upload new files, adjust taxono
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Gitana 3.2 / Guide / Guide / QueryOptimize your content retrieval with Cloud CMS's SQL-like query engine leveraging MongoDB for powerful, high-performance searches and custom indexes.
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Gitana 4.0 / Content Engine / QueryOptimize content queries with Cloud CMS using MongoDB's powerful SQL-like syntax. Enhance performance with composite queries and custom indexes.
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Query PerformanceApplication queries Application code which consumes Cloud CMS content typically runs query API calls. These queries can be optimized in the following ways: Request only the properties needed When an application requires only a few properties from a set of nodes you should use “_fields” to limit the properties returned. This can drastically reduce the size of the payload and therefore the response time. In this example, we only need “_doc”, “title” and “_type” so these are the only fields that wi
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Gitana 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Single Sign On (SSO) / KeycloakConfigure Cloud CMS Single Sign On (SSO) with JBoss Keycloak for seamless identity integration via SAML 2.0/JWT. Learn setup and usage details here.
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Gitana 4.0 / Developers / User Interface CustomizationOptimize your Cloud CMS experience with our guide to enhancing the user interface through customizable JavaScript and JSON configurations.
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Gitana 3.2 / Guide / Guide / AuditingOptimize your content strategy with Cloud CMS's audit system, tracking user interactions and content access in on-premise Docker environments.
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Gitana 4.0 / Content Engine / Platform / AuditingOptimize your content strategy with Cloud CMS's audit system, tracking user interactions and content access in on-premise Docker environments.
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How can I retrieve content for a tree view?The Cloud CMS API offers a number of convenience API methods that go beyond basic CRUD and bulk content operations. Among these methods are those that allow you to retrieve content from your repository branch in a tree-friendly format. A tree-organized format means that the data comes back in a such a way as to make it easy to load into front-end tree controls. Typical front-end tree controls requires the ability to load a "snapshot" of the tree as a starting point as well as iteratively grow or
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Gitana 4 Roadmap – Job queue performance and managementWith the early arrival of Gitana 4.0, we’ve improved the product to deliver a number of important improvements to our customers -- the user interface has been enhanced to provide a better editorial experience, the publishing engine now uses deltas and differencing for faster releases with smaller payloads and we’ve baked both generational and discerning AI services into the foundation of our product, just to name a few. In this article, I’d like to provide some insight into our future direction.
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