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eZ Publish Documentation

This is the future documentation center for eZ Publish 5. We are currently migrating the eZ Publish documentation to this space for the eZ Publish 5 platform series. This is a work in progress and the documentation for the eZ Publish legacy components are still located on doc.ez.no, as well as all documentation for earlier releases.

What is eZ Publish

eZ Publish is an Enterprise Open-Source Content Management System/Framework (CMS/F) at its core. It is highly extendable so with extensions it provides "WCMS" capabilities. Its default Enterprise offering as of version 5.0, "eZ Publish Platform", is extended to provide full set of Customer Experience Management (CXM) capabilities.

What is new in eZ Publish 5

Version 5 represents a big step forward for eZ Publish, as it introdcuces a whole new architecture. But as is often the case with architecture; most of it is under the hood in current releases, and there is no new user interfaces (UI) yet.

5.x kernel is:

  • Content Repository accessible via Public API & REST API v2  (full read & write support)
  • Symfony2 based front-end/web-stack (read only)
  • Work in progress DemoBundle on top of eZ's Symfony2 stack (read only)

5.x kernel is not:

  • Fully functional on it's own, it's combined with 4.x ("legacy kernel") in a "Dual-kernel" setup (see developer section for more) to be able to provide all features you would expect

This is all true for both 5.0 AND 5.1, however only 5.1 should be considered ready for production as it is more Scalable, more Stable and more Feature Rich. Specifically the 5.x kernel now support DFS clustering, Persistence data cache and front-end has received some* of the most missing features the ecosystem expects from a front end eZ Publish web stack.

* For futher information on which features exists, are deprecated, part of Symfony or planned for the future, see: https://docs.google.com/a/ez.no/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AgGKn8SQ_akMdFQ3VU0wMlR3cENxTDZ2dkhUcVN2SWc#gid=0 (Community maintained)

 

 

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