Application Programming Interface (API)

Never has there been such an opportunity for content to be presented across so many platforms simultaneously, done so quickly. Never are there so many digital avenues for consumers and businesses alike that the need to have content and information streamlined, refreshed, and accessible across so many platforms at once puts so much pressure on businesses that managing content has become easier than ever.

Thus, with a headless CMS, businesses can attach content to DevOps systems more quickly, rely on automated systems and APIs for content refreshes, and provide greater access for developers and those generating content to work better together. As part of a DevOps mentality, a Headless CMS operates in conjunction with software development and deployment practices to diminish the latency and complex features of legacy content management systems while driving faster content creation and delivery, versioning, and more efficient, secure, scalable content management abilities.

Therefore, this article explores how a Headless CMS operates in a DevOps approach and how businesses can benefit from such integration to streamline the content creation and deployment process, increase automation, and improve inter-team collaboration.