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In search of a 'Cloud Content Management System' like http://osmek.com/, I could not find a single other CCMS that does what I want it to do :)

Basically, what I need is content management without a website frontend attached. Just basic storage of data, documents, images, etc. etc. with a simple API to access, like Osmek. Just NoSQL or SQL based services won't do, because there can be images or documents attached. And, ofcourse, I'd like to have a backend to manage the data (like a typical CMS does) without writing a backend myself (if it's just the service)

Osmek is great, and it works most awesome in conjunction with Actionscript 3, but I'm just looking / searching for alternatives (if there even are any yet).

I need this form of hosted content management for content-manageing a mobile application. So the question is: Is there anything else out there that does the same as osmek that you know of? OR, how do you manage application specific content?

Thanks!

Ashraf.Shk786
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    In the meanwhile, i've found Parse, which is exactly the kind of service i was trying to point at: https://www.parse.com/ – Michahell Oct 11 '11 at 23:20

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I'd encourage you to take a look at Cloud CMS (http://www.cloudcms.com).

Cloud CMS is a JSON content management (CMS) platform built on top of MongoDB with a REST API and drivers for a variety of languages. You just drop in a driver and call methods to query, create, update and delete content.

The platform provides everything you need to power the back-end for mobile and HTML5 applications - from managing your content to managing users and groups, credentials, security tokens (OAuth2), Git-like collaborative workspaces, real-time analytics, activities, data transformations and more.

Everything runs in the cloud on an elastic back-end. It's probably more akin to Parse than a traditional CMS. You just make calls to the APIs. We keep the costs low by letting you only pay for what you use (almost like a utility). You just pay for storage and data transfer.

Disclaimer: I'm one of the founders of Cloud CMS. So I'm a pretty lousy reference in terms of its objective value. However, a couple of us worked at traditional "ECM" companies in the past and we think we've built something that puts a genuine beating on those guys.

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