Documentation

Overview

Strapi is a free and open-source headless CMS that allows users to deliver content anywhere they need it. It provides users with control over their data and allows for self-hosting and scalability. The CMS is also database agnostic, allowing users to choose their preferred database. Strapi offers customizable features, enabling users to fully customize APIs, routes, and plugins to suit their specific needs. The platform has multiple documentation websites, each serving different purposes. Users can contribute to the documentation and submit issues to improve its quality. The Strapi community is encouraged to request new documentation for any additional topics they would like to see covered.

Features

• Data Control: Strapi allows users to keep control over their data, providing transparency and peace of mind.
• Self-hosting and Scalability: Users can host and scale Strapi projects on their preferred hosting platform, such as AWS, Netlify, Heroku, or a dedicated server.
• Database Agnostic: Strapi is compatible with various SQL databases, including PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, and SQLite.
• Customization: Strapi offers full customization options for APIs, routes, and plugins, allowing users to tailor the platform to their specific requirements.

Summary

Strapi is a powerful and flexible headless CMS that offers users control over their data and the ability to customize the platform to fit their needs. With self-hosting and scalability options, users can deploy their Strapi projects on various hosting platforms and choose the database that best suits their requirements. The documentation for Strapi is well-maintained and provides users with the necessary resources to install, configure, and use the CMS effectively. Users are encouraged to contribute to the documentation and request new topics to be covered. Strapi is a valuable tool for developers and content creators looking for a versatile CMS solution.