Generic Content Service

Introduction

Similarly to how the composer abstracts the writing of the index file away from the user, the generic content service takes you one step further.

The GCS product offers a UI wizard that assist you in generating both the microservice whose purpose is content manage along with its custom Dashboard UI module without any coding efforts and in just a few clicks.

Benefits & Features

General:

GCS offers a ready made 100% UI wizard that helps you build microservices for content management super fast.

Generate both the microservice and the UI module at the same time using the Wizard.

Fully configurable and flexible to build any type of content management module and Service.

Environments:

SOAJS allows the capability to create multiple environments with no modification of code.

Multiple environments provide the ability to change the configuration (registry) that your micro-service or daemon uses to connect to clusters, databases, security phrases for encryption and others.

The GCS provides a mature and abstract engine capable of deploying any content management microservice in any environment with no coding effort needed.

Schema Free:

The GCS gives you a data model free schema structure allowing you to build multiple content sections each having a completely different structure than the other with just a few clicks.

The GCS uses MongoDB as a databases which is schema free allowing it to offer you the ability to generate any content section you desire.

Multi-Tenant:
The GCS offers the ability to build standard or multitenant content management services and ensures data isolation between all the tenants.

Build services for different content sections, turn on multitenancy and benefit from re-using the same services and UI Operate modules for multiple tenants.

Multi-Version:

All GCS schemas are version driven and the builder module is equipped with a history feature so you can browse previous versions.

Modify, upgrade and change schemas of your content sections as you please, and the GCS versioning takes care of the rest.