This article focuses on the Static CMS Hybrid-Headless architectural pattern and how it can have significant advantages against its similar, but not identical, traditional or monolithic Hybrid-Headless counterpart.

Benefit 1: Content can be delivered to any worldwide location using any technology.

Benefit 2: Separating content management from delivery can reduce the threat landscape.

Benefit 3: Low barrier to entry - developers can use whatever language/framework they choose.

Benefit 4: Architectural flexibility around static or dynamic content for digital experience delivery

Benefits of The Static Hybrid-Headless CMS

In this article, we'll discuss how many CMS vendors have extended their existing platforms to provide two (or more) of the fundamental architectures in an attempt to win the battle to the top.

Combining CMS Architectures (Hybrid-Headless)

Hybrid Headless

Benefits of The Static Hybrid-Headless CMS

The Rise of the Hybrid-Headless CMS Architectures