Jamstack can solve this problem by using a Headless CMS - a content management system without a user interface, which provides APIs for accessing and managing content. Jamstack is a static web architecture in which websites are built with static HTML and dynamic resources are generated by APIs.
In Jamstack, a Headless CMS is used to manage website content. Users can add, edit, or delete content directly from the Headless CMS, and then the CMS will provide APIs to retrieve this content and add it to the website.
Instead of directly querying the database from the website, Jamstack uses the APIs of the Headless CMS to retrieve data from the CMS and create dynamic resources (such as JSON or XML) for use in the website. These dynamic resources are then served to users through a network of CDN (Content Delivery Network) services.
The benefits of using a Headless CMS in Jamstack include easy content management, high flexibility, and the ability to serve SEO-optimized content. It also allows developers to build static websites quickly and enhance security by removing dynamic elements from the website.