Dataweavers | Contentstack: Australian Healthcare Group

Six Websites, One Front Door, No Clear Owner

For most people, this organization is met online first. A patient checking a hospital service, a family looking at maternity care, a donor giving to the foundation, a student enrolling in a health course. Six properties carry that load, and they had grown up on a legacy platform that evolved without clear ownership. The result is a familiar pattern: slower sites, avoidable outages, bottlenecks and uncertainty about who picks up the phone when something breaks. The customer’s stated priorities were speed, reliability and confidence in the platform.

Moving to Contentstack answered the content question. It did not answer the harder one: who runs the platform underneath it. The customer’s response was to appoint specialists and keep each in their lane. Contentstack for the CMS, a digital agency to build the experiences, a governance advisor for the program, and Dataweavers to own platform operations. That model only works if one partner is genuinely accountable for uptime, security and performance across the whole ecosystem, rather than four partners each accountable for a slice.

Arc: One Governed Platform for Six Brands

Arc is our front-end hosting and platform operations product for headless CMS ecosystems. It brings hosting, APIs, DevOps, security and monitoring together as one supported product rather than a build assembled from scratch. For this customer, that meant six brands did not become six infrastructure projects. They became one configuration, with the guardrails already in place:

• Six Next.js head applications, one per brand, deployed across development, UAT and production
• Active-active hosting across two Australian regions, keeping the platform onshore
• Enterprise DevOps pipelines, an Azure DevOps security baseline and role based access configured from day one
• Cloudflare edge delivery and image optimization in front of Azure, sized for 10 million page views a year
• DDoS, bot and WAF protection, Microsoft Defender for Cloud, and 24/7 monitoring of the platform and the public sites

Because Arc is a product rather than a one-off build, the environments, pipelines and security controls were specified and signed off before development started. The digital agency and the customer’s content team could begin development against a known target instead of waiting on infrastructure decisions. Contentstack holds the content and the digital agency builds the experiences. Arc is the platform underneath, and Dataweavers is accountable for it.

Strategic Benefits Beyond the Build

• One accountable partner for uptime, security, performance and incident response across the whole ecosystem, including coordination with the customer’s other vendors
• Internal teams freed from infrastructure, patching, deployment work and an after-hours load
• A 99.95% availability commitment supported by active-active Australian regions and disaster recovery
• Faster, lower risk releases for the digital agency, with hosted pipelines and load testing capacity built into the service
• Predictable operating costs across a five-year term, with Azure consumption managed and invoiced by Dataweavers

A Cross Team Effort

For this customer, the value is in what this makes possible moving forward. The platform runs across two Australian regions with security controls and 24/7 monitoring that their own teams no longer have to maintain. Content teams get a publishing path that does not queue behind infrastructure work, so service changes, health information and campaign updates reach patients, families and donors when they are needed. And with Dataweavers accountable for the platform, the customer’s technology group can spend its time on the work only they can do.