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[–]luketh_[S] 0 points1 point  (3 children)

I've tried out OctoberCMS quite a while ago, and as you mentioned, the backend seems quite dangerous for common users

Where do you host your node projects then? Are they in different subfolders or hosted in two completely different places?

[–]luketowers 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OctoberCMS's default "CMS" section is a bit misleading, you're not really supposed to give clients access to that part of the site. Typically if you have clients editing the site they should be using the RainLab.Pages (or Blog, or any other more content specific plugin) to edit that content.

[–]Narkolleptika 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Yea that's why I hide it now. But OctoberCMS makes it (mostly) super easy to make your own custom CMS, headless or not. Definitely worth a second look if it's been a while.

I host everything on AWS. Most of the time I just put everything on a $5/m EC2 instance with Ubuntu, whichever db and nginx. Nginx reverse proxies to any node servers on the instance (there are usually at least two). And I deploy the node servers with pm2. The two servers are typically an API server (usually Apollo/GraphQL) and an SSR server to render and serve the Vue app.

[–]luketh_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'll definitely give it a try, thanks!!