Extending Asset and Media Objects in a Headless CMS
Most Headless CMSes will allow you to store media (e.g. images and videos) and other assets (e.g. PDFs, MS Office Docs, Text files, etc) into their repository. However, the ability to store metadata to describe that asset is usually pretty limited and if you want to store a link (or embed) to a video as an asset, you usually can't. In this lesson, we are going to create a content model that extends any headless CMS asset or media type to allow us to track a variety of meta data about that asset.
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Marcelo is passionate about content modeling, so much so, he spends his weekends creating content models for fun! Yes, we know, he needs to get a real hobby! He's also very interested in content governance, content architecting and headless CMS technologies. As a Senior Content Solutions Architect at ServiceTitan working in the Product organization, he designs content models that are scalable, support single source of truth and are friendly both to developers and content authors alike.
This lesson is part of a full course focused on content modeling. Stay up to date on the latest techniques in content modeling by watching real world content modeling examples, then use the content model Miro boards and adjust for your own projects. New free lessons added weekly!