Jamstack and MACH

Jamstack

Jamstack is an architectural approach that decouples the web experience layer from data and business logic, improving flexibility, scalability, performance and maintainability.

With Jamstack, business logic no longer dictates the web experience.

It enables a composable architecture for the web, where custom logic and third-party services are consumed through APIs.

MACH

MACH is a group of technologies that together power composable architectures. MACH stands for:

Microservices

small, modular services that combine to form an application.

API-first

API-first architecture is a software design approach that puts APIs at the center, so applications can easily connect with each other. API-first creates ecosystems of modular, reusable and extensible applications.

Cloud-native SaaS

a software delivery model in which users access a single hosted, cloud-native version of the application that can be scaled and updated centrally.

Headless

decoupling the front end from the back end so content can be served via API to a variety of touchpoints and devices, making it easier to reach the goals of an integrated digital strategy.

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