Creating, sharing, managing and finding content can become very cumbersome when you are managing websites running on various platforms. And putting everything into one system is oftentimes not an option.

Co-developed by UCLA and Six Feet Up, PushHub was designed for large organizations like universities that need to share content across many CMSs.

PushHub enables you to syndicate content across all your web CMSs while keeping the data in sync and under control in a way that RSS can't match.

This is an example buildout pulling together the PushHubCore and PushHubSearch applications. Java is required to install the Solr search engine.

$ git clone https://github.com/ucla/PushHub.git $ cd PushHub $ python2.7 bootstrap.py -v 1.7.1 $ bin/buildout 

Start up the processes

$ bin/supervisord $ bin/supervisorctl status pserve RUNNING pid 6404, uptime 0:00:05 search-zeo RUNNING pid 6403, uptime 0:00:05 solr RUNNING pid 6405, uptime 0:00:05 zeo RUNNING pid 6402, uptime 0:00:05 

Then register the listener support

$ bin/reg_listener "etc/paster.ini#pushhub" http://localhost:51120/search/update Registered listener for http://localhost:51120/search/update