EX:OH Feature
As a platform owner or web agency it is important to reduce the amount of time you spend doing maintenance work as much as possible.
It is also important that the customers of your customers also have a good experience navigating the websites the CMS publishes.
This is why the Content Push is central to the publishing mechanism of EX:OH CMS.
When a user publishes a page, the intelligent reference tracking the CMS does behind the scenes is able to figure out which pages require to be republished for the change in content to be reflected in its most complete form.
The set of pages deemed to be out-of-date, are then offered to the Content Push service. It renders the pages and pushes them onto an S3 storage, from which they will be served directly.
A user visiting one of the sites will never trigger any load on the CMS itself, all information is stored on the Cloud's edge, ensuring high-performance serving of pages, and low maintenance for you as an owner of the CMS.
This lets you focus more on new customers; their needs; and overall improvements to the themes you manage rather than being distracted almost daily by the latest CVE requiring your immediate attention.
As part of the Content Push mechanism, each publication also creates a warp point. These warp points are the rendered versions of all the pages of that site, at that point in time.
If at any time your customer decides to accidentally wipe out essential bits of information from their website, you can instruct the Content Push service to restore the site to what it was at the last known, good date.
Then at least website visitors will be able to view the content, while you and your customer figure out how to restore everything.