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elmer

Basic Setup For Drupal 10 in AWS

Basically the environment will consist of an Application Load Balancer (ALB), two or more Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) instances, an Elastic File System (EFS), and a Relational Database Service (RDS) instance. The EFS provides shared file storage for the EC2 instances to access, while the RDS instance provides the MySQL database that Drupal will use, and the ALB distributes incoming web traffic to the EC2 instances. It is critical to understand that each of these components will bet setup with redundancy and fail-over capability across two or more Availability Zones (AZs) in a single AWS Region.

Source: Setup Drupal 10 with High Availability in AWS Linux 2023 | SYSOPS GUIDE

Article gives a good basic starting setup getting Drupal up and running in AWS and leveraging AWS tools. I will be interested in seeing how it scales.

sysopsguide.comSetup Drupal 10 with High Availability in AWS Linux 2023 | SYSOPS GUIDE
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Doris :fediverse:🦉🇪🇺

Vielleicht gibt es im Fedivers nette und hilfsbereite Menschen die sich mit Drupal 10 (CMS Content-Management-System ) auskennen!
Mein Umstieg von Drupal 7 auf Drupal 10 verläuft leider etwas holprig, und ich hoffe, es gibt jemand der mir bei einigen scheinbar kleinen Stolpersteinen weiterhelfen kann.
Aktuell habe ich folgendes Problem: Ich möchte im Benutzermenü die Anzahl der ungelesenen Nachrichten anzeigen lassen. In Drupal 7 hat das einwandfrei funktioniert, aber in Drupal 10 stoße ich auf Schwierigkeiten.
Hier die Details:
In Drupal 10: Modul Private Messages (privatemsg), Version 2.0.0-rc10
In Drupal 7: Modul Private messages Version 7.x-1.4
Gibt es eine Möglichkeit, die Anzahl der ungelesenen Nachrichten im Benutzermenü unter Drupal 10 ebenfalls für die jeweils angemeldeten Benutzer anzeigen zu lassen?
z.B.
bei -Verwaltung - Ansichten -Benachrichtigungen ?
oder
-Verwaltung - Struktur -PrivateMsg Message Settings
oder
- Verwaltung - Struktur -PrivateMsg Thread Settings

Vielen Dank für eure Unterstützung!

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rajvanshipradeep15

Working on a task to migrate civicrm which is using drupal-7 to drupal-10, for this we need to upgrade from php7.2 to php8.2.

Compared the tables of drupal 7 and drupal 10, there are so many new tables in drupal 10, no idea if these are new tables or they have renamed some of the old tables.

Let me know if anyone has any experience in migration of drupal / civicrm

#civicrm#drupal7#drupal10
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Palantir.net

Batch processing allows complex or time-consuming tasks to be split into smaller parts. In this article, understand the core Batch API and learn how to get set up with your first batch run. More articles about various aspects of the Batch API and how to use them to come! hashbangcode.com/article/drupa

#! codeDrupal 11: An Introduction To Batch Processing With The Batch APIThe Batch API is a powerful feature in Drupal that allows complex or time consuming tasks to be split into smaller parts.For example, let's say you wanted to run a function that would go through every page on you Drupal site and perform an action. This might be removing specific authors from pages, or removing links in text, or deleting certain taxonomy terms. You might create a small loop that just loads all pages and performs the action on those pages.
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New! Drupal 11: Batch Processing Using Drush
Part 2 in the current series on using the Batch API
hashbangcode.com/article/drupa
#drupal #drupal10 #drupal11 #drupalDevelopment #hashbangcode

#! codeDrupal 11: Batch Processing Using DrushThis is the second part of a series of articles looking at the Batch API in Drupal. The Batch API is a system in Drupal that allows data to be processed in small chunks in order to prevent timeout errors or memory problems.In the previous article we looked at how to setup the batch process using a form, with the batch methods being contained within the structure of the form class. When the form was submitted the batch process ran through 1,000 items and then printed out a result at the end.
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#! code

New! Drupal 10: An Introduction To Batch Processing With The Batch API
This is the first part in a series of posts looking at the batch API.
hashbangcode.com/article/drupa
#drupal #drupal10 #drupal11 #drupalDevelopment #hashbangcode

#! codeDrupal 10: An Introduction To Batch Processing With The Batch APIThe Batch API is a powerful feature in Drupal that allows complex or time consuming tasks to be split into smaller parts.For example, let's say you wanted to run a function that would go through every page on you Drupal site and perform an action. This might be removing specific authors from pages, or removing links in text, or deleting certain taxonomy terms. You might create a small loop that just loads all pages and performs the action on those pages.
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DrupalCon Singapore 2024

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#DrupalCon#DrupalConSingapore2024#DrupalConAsia
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Cecelia

‘Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Exception\ControllerDoesNotReturnResponseException: The controller must return a “Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Response” object but it returned null. Did you forget to add a return statement somewhere in your controller?’

A little intimidating, but a very clear indication of how I messed up. Feels like a big difference since Drupal 8. This looks like a Symfony improvement (IIRC). The resultant Drupal error is still quite verbose without a clear link to what you did wrong.

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