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Magnolia CMS Portals
Can a content management system be a portal? In this tech brief we pit the OpenSocial/mashup approach used by Magnolia CMS against traditional Java portal standards. The conclusion is that content management is the most intensive continuous activity on any website. A portal should be built with software that best supports that key activity.
Subject: Integration, Intranet, Personalization
Resource Type: Tech-brief
Date added: Jan 5, 2012
Magnolia CMS Search Engine Optimization
How to apply search engine optimization (SEO) to enterprise websites by employing best practices together with the built-in tools in Magnolia CMS. We take the key SEO factors identified by the SEOmoz.org consulting group and pair them with various Magnolia features.
Job Role: Authoring, Marketing
Subject: SEO
Resource Type: Tech-brief
Date added: Jan 10, 2011
Magnolia CMS deployment in the Cloud - Why and How
Cloud computing happens on shared resources in the Internet and services are provided to computers on demand. A benefit to CMS administrators is simplicity, as they no longer need to know all the details of the underlying technology and infrastructure. The provider offers dynamically scalable, virtualized resources that can be managed with Web-based tools.
Job Role: IT-Systems, Marketing
Subject: Cloud
Resource Type: Tech-brief
Date added: Oct 13, 2010
Magnolia CMS Performance and High Availability
By good performance we understand the capability of a system to serve multiple simultaneous requests in reasonable time under heavy load. In Magnolia CMS terms this means that editors can edit without delay, content is activated to public instances instantly and public instances serve requests without perceivable slowness. High availability refers to the degree of operational continuity in a system. A typical metric is the percentage of uptime relative to "100% operational". In a high availability system redundant instances ensure that services are available even when an instance goes down.
Job Role: IT-Systems, Development
Subject: Scalability, Caching
Resource Type: Tech-brief
Date added: Oct 13, 2010