Sanity x Puma
summary
Puma uses Sanity.io, Next.js and Vercel to cut campaign releases from about 24 hours to under 5 minutes, centralizes assets and content in a single studio with three environments, and keys regional content instead of duplicating data. Imports pull from Salesforce on demand, ingesting around 6,000 categories and assets into Sanity while tens of thousands of documents support 100+ campaigns and ~1,000 hero banners. A cross dataset duplicator moves only needed documents and their references so migrations finish in under a minute.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 5:43Environments
- 7:23Salesforce integration
- 9:10Asset pipeline
- 10:41Multi-tenant structure
- 18:11Deployment
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