[Release Note] Next.js private beta, sunsetting FES (#9771)

Author: stevector

source/content/guides/decoupled/drupal-backend-starters/01-introduction.md

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 Front-End Sites on Pantheon allow you to use [decoupled architecture](/guides/decoupled/overview/#what-is-a-decoupled-site) to separate your frontend and backend into distinct entities.
 

source/content/guides/decoupled/drupal-backend-starters/02-create.md

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 <Youtube src="AcL-v1j_XX0" title="Installing Drupal with demo content for Front-End Sites" />
 
 This section provides information on how to use the Drupal Backend Starter for Front-End Sites.

source/content/guides/decoupled/drupal-backend-starters/03-caching.md

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 Cache settings are configured out-of-the-box for you, but there are circumstances in which you might need to make your own configurations, such as when your CMS is not on Pantheon but your frontend is on Pantheon.
 

source/content/guides/decoupled/drupal-backend-starters/04-manage-settings.md

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 <Partial file="decoupled-manage-settings.md" />

source/content/guides/decoupled/drupal-backend-starters/05-build-hooks.md

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 This section provides information on how to configure build hooks on your backend.
 

source/content/guides/decoupled/drupal-nextjs-frontend-starters/01-introduction.md

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+<Partial file="fes-deprecated.md" />
 
 Front-End Sites on Pantheon allow you to use [decoupled architecture](/guides/decoupled/overview/#what-is-a-decoupled-site) to separate your frontend and backend into distinct entities.
 

source/content/guides/decoupled/drupal-nextjs-frontend-starters/02-create.md

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 This section provides information on how to use the Drupal + Next.js frontend starter kit.
 

source/content/guides/decoupled/drupal-nextjs-frontend-starters/03-build-details.md

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 <Partial file="decoupled-build-info.md" />

source/content/guides/decoupled/drupal-nextjs-frontend-starters/03-caching.md

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 product: [decoupled]
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+<Partial file="fes-deprecated.md" />
 
 Cache settings are configured out-of-the-box for you, but there are circumstances in which you might need to make your own configurations, such as when your CMS is not on Pantheon but your frontend is on Pantheon.
 

source/content/guides/decoupled/drupal-nextjs-frontend-starters/04-manage-settings.md

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+<Partial file="fes-deprecated.md" />
 
 <Partial file="decoupled-manage-settings.md" />