The advantage of running a headless CMS (content management system) comes from the ability to re-purpose flexible content on demand; content that’s drawn from hosting and management infrastructure separate from the presentation layer..
Developers working with Storyblok’s headless CMS will be aware of the value the platform brings to their workflows, but as any organisation scales, it becomes increasingly important to focus on CI/CD processes, and the infrastructure’s ability to respond and distribute content. Using an all-AWS solution for the Storyblok CMS is a logical option when companies are considering taking the next step up.
Engineers at Storyblok are to present a developer webinar on Tuesday, March 17th, Deploy Faster: Building with Storyblok on AWS that covers the technical details of and options for a move to an all-AWS infrastructure.
The nature of Storyblok deployments is that they’re built to an org’s specific requirements, so there are no right or wrong ways to reach an all-AWS CMS stack. The webinar will take developers through a couple of the most popular deployment routes:
- Using AWS Amplify as the development environment, for those who want to get up and running fast (or for “calm, easy-going starts” as the dev docs would have it).
- Using an S3/static infrastructure for more fine-detailed control, for teams with their own tooling and pipeline.
The webinar will show each stage, from infra-as-code initialisation, to configuration and version control, through to publishing.
About Storyblok
Storyblok’s headless CMS uses a global CDN and near-edge cache-ing so end-users get the best possible presentation. Internal teams can focus on omnichannel presentation of the brand, using APIs for content delivery, GraphQL queries, and media management, all abstracted from elastic infrastructure deployment.
The platform’s native capabilities are extended and reinforced by the choice available from the AWS portfolio of platforms and apps: authentication, cybersecurity, global CDNs, availability zones, elastic compute, multiple databases, generative AI, content archiving, and so on. In 2025, Storyblok was an AWS Rising Star Technology Partner.
The all-AWS options create a better experience for developers, content creators, infrastructure managers, and of course, the end-user. This webinar will lay out the why’s, how’s, and wherefore’s.
“The partnership between Storyblok and AWS enables us to launch websites rapidly and update content at scale.” – Aaron Cawte, senior front-end developer, Octopus Energy.
What you’ll get from attending
With Storyblok CMS and AWS, it’s simple to experiment, run tests, and get MVPs running quickly. When it’s time to take products live, deployment is fast, scalable, reliable, and secure.
But, as you might expect, there are many ways to achieve this, each as unique as the organisations running Storyblok CMS. You’ll be taken through options of deployment processes, and be shown tutorials and sources of more information.
The engineers presenting have helped dozens of organisations and can field attendees’ questions and enquiries about the specifics of the extensibility offered by the combination of AWS-native Storyblok and commonly-used applications and services that the company’s users bring into their stack.
For real-world examples and a technologist’s product overview with enough detail to get you started off on your own migration journey to a full AWS Storyblok implementation, sign up here.
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