CMS
The content management system manages service data through APIs. In modern architectures, data management has become noticeably harder because distributed systems have to follow strict architectural principles and security requirements.
The key feature: the CMS manages data such as reference lists that are stored in different services, all from a single admin panel.
CMS functionality
- Reference lists
- Lookup tables with a flexible structure, such as product colors, store locations or manufacturers
- Settings
- Configuration values such as the number of items in the homepage banner or the footer tagline
- Landing pages
- A builder for sales pages without touching the project code
- Menus
- Menus of any depth; create, edit and delete items
- SEO
- Meta tags, templates for generating SEO tags, structured data markup
- Site structure
- Content sections and pages; create sections and pages, move pages between sections
- Media library
- Upload images, video and documents, generate temporary and permanent links
Technology stack
Go · PostgreSQL · gRPC · Redis · Keycloak







