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Acquia CMS Headless is a Drupal CMS built specifically for decoupled projects and micro service environments. It focuses on providing rich data modelling and content management capabilities in a headless context.
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Drupal Cache Strategy with Varnish and Edge CDN on Acquia
Using Varnish and Acquia Edge, cache content for as long as possible, but update promptly when content changes are made in...
- Blog
- Todd Woofenden
- 4 minute read
Git rebase: Under the hood
Like so many others who watch daily at my proverbial door for the next golden drop of Git wisdom to fall from my gilded lips...
- Blog
- Travis Carden
- 4 minute read
What does it take to upgrade from Drupal 7 to Drupal 9?
Moving from Drupal Core 7 to Drupal Core 9/10 takes several steps. Breaking down these steps into phases to upgrade a Drupal...
- Blog
- Allie Jones
- 6 minute read
Preparing For Your PHP 8.0 Upgrade
The key goal is to provide the basic steps for compatibility scanning and deploying PHP 8.0 across your environments and applications.
- Tutorial
- Geoff Maxey
- 1 minute read
Drupal: cache tags for all, regardless your backend
The long short of it is that caching of data improves performance by not having to perform the same operations multiple times...
- Blog
- Matt Glaman
- 10 minute read
Connect Next.js installed on local machine to the Acquia CMS installed on Acquia Cloud IDE
In this tutorial, you’ll connect Next.js installed on local machine to the Acquia CMS installed on Acquia Cloud IDE.
- Tutorial
- Rohit Joshi
- 1 minute read
Contributing to Acquia CMS
This document explain the steps to setup Acquia CMS site in local & make contributions.
- Tutorial
- Vishal Khode
- 2 minute read
Evaluating Drupal Community Modules
When looking to use a module from the Drupal community there are a number of factors to consider, beyond its functional use...
- Blog
- Josh Waihi
- 13 minute read
Introducing Cloud Actions on Acquia Cloud Platform
Discover the value Acquia Cloud Actions brings to your DevOps
- Tutorial
- Emily Herr
- 4 minute read
Deploying Simple OAuth SSL Keys on Acquia Cloud
Set up a reliable deployment method for SSL keys across Acquia Cloud environments
- Tutorial
- Josh Waihi
- 2 minute read
The tech behind Drupal's Project Update Bot
Drupal.org's Project Update Bot was originally built for the Drupal 8 to 9 upgrade and is now running again helping maintainers...
- Blog
- Gábor Hojtsy
- 6 minute read
How Drupal 7 Migrations to Drupal 9 work with Acquia
As Acquia, we're passionate about Drupal - a community driven, open source Content Management System. In fact, we're so...
- Blog
- Josh Waihi
- 8 minute read
Start me up: Using starter kits for Next.js and Acquia CMS
Starter kits are a new concept introduced in Acquia CMS v2 we use for getting started quickly with Next.js. You can learn more...
- Blog
- Josh Waihi
- 5 minute read
Acquia CMS headless beta - the headless dashboard
Drupal’s site building UI can be confusing and overwhelming for new comers and parts of it even unnecessary for headless CMS...
- Blog
- Wade Stewart
- 5 minute read
