I recently created a new site on Acquia’s hosting platform, and of course, had to install an SSL certificate. Because I anticipate the addition of several subdomains in the future, I wanted to simplify things by creating a single certificate that would cover each of these with the fewest headaches. The trouble is, wildcard certs are expensive: Spending over $200 on what amounts to the most basic security requirement for any website seems way, way out of line,…
One of the real challenges in the Drupal community today is that roughly 60% of the reported installations are still on Drupal 7. This data (as of the time of this writing) shows that despite Drupal 8 being out for nearly five years, Drupal 7 still significantly dwarfs its successor in use.
Note: This blog post was originally published on mikemadison.net and has been republished here with permission.
Source: https://www.drupal.org/project/usage/drupal
With Covid…
30.11.2020
Posted by Alex Moreno Lopez
December brings a lot of reasons to feel happy and positive. While 2020 has been a challenging year for many, there are still lots of things to be thankful for, especially with all the support we’ve seen from the Drupal community to sustain the efforts of the DA and continue the open source project we all are so passionate about. And, if you are like me… well, I just love Christmas.And of course, DrupalCon Europe is just around the corner! Yes, it’s true that the…
Acquia is proud to announce the availability of Acquia Command Line Interface (CLI), a new unified tool to manage your Acquia products and services from the terminal.
Acquia CLI makes it easy to control multiple Acquia services and to incorporate these services into your continuous integration process. It allows you to manage Cloud IDEs, Cloud Platform applications and Cloud Platform teams via the Cloud Platform API’s 200+ endpoints; other services will be supported…