Strapi, a robust content management system, has introduced a new feature called multi-environment support as part of its Strapi 5 launch. This feature allows developers to create separate environments for building, testing, and deploying their applications independently, eliminating the chaos of juggling projects or breaking anything in the live environment. By using this feature, developers can maintain stability and security throughout the development lifecycle, ensuring high application availability and performance optimization. The multi-environment support is particularly beneficial for businesses with specific security, compliance, or customization requirements, such as those requiring data privacy and compliance with regulations like GDPR and CCPA. Additionally, self-hosting Strapi offers full control over infrastructure, allowing businesses to configure, optimize, and secure the CMS based on their specific needs. The deployment pipeline follows a structured Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD) process to streamline software delivery, reduce manual effort, and ensure faster, more reliable updates. A well-architected infrastructure is essential for building a scalable and secure Strapi deployment, including networking, security, application management, data storage, and monitoring components. By leveraging AWS services like ECR, ECS, and CI/CD pipelines, enterprises can deploy and manage Strapi efficiently while maintaining complete control over their data and infrastructure.