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This document discusses decoupling content management systems (CMS) by breaking them into independent microservices. It argues that a monolithic CMS architecture holds companies hostage as technologies change and scaling needs evolve. Following a service-oriented architecture (SOA) approach allows splitting a CMS into decoupled services for accounts, APIs, front-ends, and more. Existing protocols and interfaces can facilitate communication between these independent services. Examples of decoupling strategies include using Edge Side Includes for content assembly, message queues for event handling, and the PHP Content Repository specification for a common data interface.
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Decoupled cms sunshinephp 2014
- 1. Decoupled CMS Lukas Smith | @lsmith ! slides created in collaboration with @bergie
- 3. We've seen this picture before
- 4. Your CMS is a monolith
- 5. A great hiding place for spaghetti
- 6. It is holding you hostage as you are trying to scale and evolve
- 7. Technologies are a fashion
- 9. The internet was built on protocols
- 10. It is scalable
- 12. It delegates responsibility empowering clients
- 13. It is language agnostic
- 14. It all boils down to ..
- 15. Decoupling
- 16. Service-Oriented Architecture like we're back in 2000s
- 17. Services of a typical web application ! Accounts: login, authorization API: data storage and retrieval WWW: actual web front-end Most frameworks put these in the same box - why?
- 24. You're already using SOA
- 25. Atom & RSS
- 27. Commenting
- 28. oEmbed
- 29. Analytics
- 30. Search
- 31. Semantic mark-up
- 32. Payment
- 34. But not everything is ponycorns
- 36. SOA can take longer ...but if you don't know Drupal, you can be faster with Jekyll and Disqus
- 37. API incompatibilities ...especially when you're still sketching out your service
- 38. Server for each service can be expensive providers like Heroku can help here
- 39. You're on your own less framework support, fewer books, less experience
- 40. Many other valid concerns Backup Cross DB queries API changes Down time Terms of service Legal Quality concerns End of service Performance Missing Features Setup delays Price Latency User Experience
- 43. Edge Side Includes <esi:include src=".." /> <esi:includ e src=".." /> ! ! ! ! ! <esi:include src=".." /> ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! <esi:include src=".." /> <esi:include src=".." / ! ! <esi:include src=".." />
- 45. Applying decoupling to PHP applications
- 46. Interfaces protocols on programming language level
- 47. Framework Interoperability Group bikeshedding instead of defining interfaces?
- 48. We are not yet tackling the hard stuff .. did give us PSR-3 for logging
- 49. PHP Content Repository Specification • • • • Adaption of the JCR standard Contains mostly just interfaces API covers the needs of CMS Semi-structured data • Hierarchical data • Fulltext Search • Versioning • etc.
- 50. Composer as the savior dependency management done right
- 52. Interface providers in Composer "name": "jackalope/jackalope", "type": "library", ... "provide": { "phpcr/phpcr-implementation": "2.1.0" }, … now you can depend on “phpcr-implementation” instead of a specific provider
- 54. Create.js
- 55. Decoupling your CMS Example: Symfony CMF • • • • ! PHPCR o Single API, different storage implementations Symfony2 o Off-the-shelf framework Create.js o Client-side inline editing with RDFa and JSON-LD Varnish o Construct pages from output of different services
- 57. Reuse existing infrastructure ...whether it is a library or a hosted service
- 58. Build services ...not monolithic code
- 59. Questions? ! Lukas Smith | @lsmith ! http://pooteeweet.org https://github.com/lsmith77