Automad on Ubuntu 26.04 with maintenance support by pCloudHosting
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What the publisher says
As described on AWS Marketplace.
<p>Automad is a modern flat-file content management system (CMS) and template engine designed for speed, simplicity, and flexibility. Unlike traditional CMS platforms that rely on databases, Automad stores all content in human-readable text files, making websites portable, version-control friendly, and easy to back up.</p>
<p>Automad 2 introduces a completely redesigned architecture with a modern TypeScript-based dashboard, multilingual content support, draft and publishing workflows, page revisions, drag-and-drop page management, integrated image editing, and SMTP email support. The platform is ideal for developers, designers, and businesses seeking a lightweight yet powerful website management solution.</p>
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<p>With support for Docker deployments, Composer installations, and traditional web servers running PHP 8.2+, Automad offers a streamlined setup process while maintaining excellent performance and scalability.</p>
Highlights
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Flat-file CMS with no database required.
Modern dashboard with multilingual support, image editor, drafts, and page revisions.
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