Introduction

CMS Airship is a content management system, blog engine, and application development framework built with three core priorities:

1. Security
2. Usability
3. Flexibility

The purpose of this chapter is to help you get your own Airship off the ground. This entails installing and configuring CMS Airship on the webserver of your choice.

For information on how to use your Airship, see Basic Usage.

If you'd like an in-depth guide to the features we provide, refer to the End Users' Guide.

Finally, if you'd like to jump in and develop your own CMS Airship extensions, the Developer Documentation should get you started. You may also find value in the End Users' Guide if you are developing an extension of Airship's core functionality.

Sections in this Chapter

* Lingo/Jargon * Installing CMS Airship

* Example configuration files