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CMS Enterprise

CMS Enterprise deploys a cluster of three servers, complete with load balancing and auto-scaling services. This architecture allows your websites and apps to meet the most demanding traffic while maintaining the highest levels of uptime.

CMS for EKS

Launch Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) in a new cluster and manage your containers at any scale with Solodev. Launch your applications rapidly and across AWS Regions and Availability Zones, and move from environment to environment regardless of operating system.

CMS Micro

Before launching CMS Micro, you will need to subscribe to Solodev on the AWS Marketplace. Click the button below to get started. Once completed, return to

CMS Pro

CMS Pro deploys on a single AWS instance and features its own MySQL database. This lightweight architecture allows your websites and apps to meet variable traffic demands while maintaining uptime at a reasonable cost.

The Dashboard is the home screen of your CMS. From here, you can quickly connect to your websites and recent work, manage users and groups, track tasks, and more.

Register a domain with GoDaddy and point it at your Solodev CMS deployment.

In Solodev, you can update any page on your website under the www folder. You can build a page from scratch using a layout template and a drag-and-drop

Point AWS Route 53 at your Solodev CMS deployment's IP address.

Themes determine the overall look and feel of your website, including its layout, colors, fonts, and style. By selecting a theme, you can quickly and easily customize the appearance of your site to match your brand or personal preference.

Webpack is a modular bundler that compiles JavaScript, SCSS, and CSS into packages used to manage frontend assets at the browser level. You'll need it installed with your website to add more advanced styling features.

You can manage any website in your Solodev CMS to update details, adjust the Vhost, apply redirects, and modify permissions for your team. You will also have access to the web files and www folders for managing your website's pages, templates, and other assets.

The Websites list shows every website in your CMS deployment. On a brand new deployment, this starts out empty.