Dev Ops

When a decoupled project begins one of the hardest parts that I’ve found is setting up a local environment to simulate all of the necessary components. How will the CMS be served? How will the decoupled front end be displayed? What about the dev server for rendering previews? Can I still call it headless or is decoupled the only appropriate word?

When a decoupled project begins one of the hardest parts that I’ve found is setting up a local environment to simulate all of the necessary components.  How will the CMS be served? How will the decoupled front end be displayed? What about the dev server for rendering previews? Can I still call it headless or is decoupled the only appropriate word?

This session includes the interaction between the AWS Rekognition service to identify objects and faces in photos and the Drupal site using the Media Entity and S3 File system modules.

Functionality

- Upload images to drupal. 

- Stream wrapper set to s3 bucket

- Cloud watch notifies lambda trigger

- Asynchronous task is run and data sent back to Drupal

We’ve been working with Drupal for a long time: since way back in 2006, when Drupal had just reached version 4.6. The platform has come a long way, and in particular Drupal 8 and 9 have been huge jumps forward. 

Meanwhile, so has the rest of the publishing industry. Building content online has never been easier, with products like Squarespace, Wix, and even WordPress defining the new standard for easy-to-use publishing tools.

An unopinionated walkthrough of the full Drupal 8 Dev Ops stack and recommendations to get started automating tests, deployments, and upgrades.

• Development hosting environments
• Local development tools, such as Git, Composer, Drush, and the Drupal Console
• GitFlow and collaborative coding
• Coninuous integration and deployment
• Automated upgrades

With a special appearance from the upcoming Acquia Development Studio to streamline the process and lower the barrier for entry to Drupal 8 development.

DevOps for Drupal is often thought of as an advanced topic for developers and digital agencies. Yet any Drupal practitioner from site builders to front end developers whether working as a solo freelancer or in a large organization can benefit from understanding DevOps and Agile best practices. This session will address the following questions: