Digital Publishing in the DevOps Era
summary
Poligrafici Group rebuilt its digital publishing delivery platform into a hybrid headless CMS using microservices packaged in Docker containers and deployed on Amazon as a PaaS-like solution. The implementation (about six months) uses compose-based orchestration, separates front-end scaling, adds caching to reduce backend load, and achieves ~10M monthly users, 60–70M pages, and 99.95% uptime while keeping operational costs acceptable and handling large traffic spikes.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Project introduction
- 2:48Legacy infrastructure limits
- 6:24Hybrid headless CMS
- 11:25Microservices and containers
- 16:50Content templating challenges
- 22:50Concurrency and call optimization
- 27:06Cloud reliability
- 30:22Future improvements
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