About
Cloudinary is a cloud-based media management platform used by over 1.5 million developers and 10,000+ enterprise customers to store, transform, optimize, and deliver images and video at scale. The platform handles on-the-fly format conversion, responsive image generation, AI-powered cropping, lazy loading, and adaptive bitrate video — all through URL-based transformations, which means no server-side processing is required.
For teams managing media-heavy sites on dotCMS, Cloudinary can serve as an external DAM and media delivery layer — automatically optimizing every image and video for the device, browser, and connection speed of each visitor. This offloads media processing from the CMS, improves Core Web Vitals, and gives content teams access to advanced media tools without custom development.
Related Posts
Managing Users, Roles and Tools Just Got Easier
Manage access in dotCMS with new dedicated Roles, Tools and Users screens. Create roles, grant tool groups, customize admin navigation, and manage users in a searchable table, all under Settings with a modern, unified admin experience.Manage access in dotCMS with new dedicated Roles, Tools and Users screens. Create roles, grant tool groups, customize admin navigation, and manage users in a searchable table, all under Settings with a modern, unified admin experience.
Marc Boutillette
Outbound Product Manager
Go from AI that Assists to AI that Acts
Put agents to work with one command:npx dotcms agent setup. Connect Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Codex, and more, then let agents safely search APIs, execute tasks in a sandbox, create and verify pages, manage assets, and operate under your existing roles, permissions, and workflows.
Marc Boutillette
Outbound Product Manager
The Timeline Was Written by the Attacker
A state-linked supply chain attack, AI-built exploits active in the wild today, and why dotCMS is doubling down on open source.
Stephen Freudenthaler
Director of Engineering
Is dotCMS affected by the PHP2Shell vulnerabilities?
No. dotCMS doesn't run on PHP, so dotCMS Cloud and self-hosted dotCMS are not affected by CVE-2026-109618 or CVE-2026-109619.
Freddy Montes
VP of Product