Finally there is a new kid to the block rethinking content management from the ground up: headless content management systems. In a nutshell a headless CMS separates content from its presentation, primarily enabling content to be re-used across different forms of presentation, e.g. on a website, a mobile app, or a public info screen). As an engineer, this is a dream come true: finally it is possible to implement a consistent look and feel across any presentation as content editors cannot misuse WYSIWYG editors producing HTML garbage.

The gorouter component of Cloud Foundry routes all incoming HTTP requests to their target containers and writes all requests to an access log. Each access log entry produced by the gorouters contains a lot of information you would typically receive in other web server access logs as well. This blog post shows how to obtain the logs with either the BOSH CLI or the Cloud Foundry CLI and how to analyze them with goaccess.