DevOps

Drupal Camp Asheville 2024 - July 12th-14th

Security in Drupal: what can go wrong?

Benji Fisher
Fruition
Community
Project Management
DevOps
Drupal Core
Let's "get off the island" and look at Drupal security from the point of view of an outsider. The OWASP Top Ten is an industry standard list of the most common vulnerabilities that can affect web sites. This session will start with an overview of the Top Ten, and then take a more detailed look at a few of these vulnerabilities. We will review some actual Drupal security advisories:
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Creating a Custom Packagist

Allan Chappell
Four Kitchens
DevOps
PHP / Symfony
The goal of this article is to give you some ideas on how to host a solid packagist for a team, organization, or client while describing how the Four Kitchens team came up with a fun and creative solution to provide this functionality using the tools our client had on hand
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Demystifying Git - Version Control From First Principles

Dwayne McDaniel
GitKraken
DevOps
This session will peel back the shroud of mystery that envelops Git, showing that there is nothing overly complex or terrifying about the inner workings of the world's most popular version control system. This talk is for everyone, from the complete Git novice to folks who have been pushing code for years but maybe have never stopped to look at how Git does its thing.
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DevOps with Lando

Aaron Feledy
Arrow One Solutions LLC
DevOps
Developing, testing, maintaining, and deploying your Drupal application can involve many complicated, repetitive, or otherwise cumbersome tasks and processes. Automating and streamlining these operations can save time, increase engagement within your team, and empower developers to ship more often and with a higher degree of confidence.

Drupal Development in the Cloud

Bassam Ismail
Axelerant
DevOps

There are a plethora of options to set up a Drupal environment for local development; from MAMP to Virtual Machines to Docker. The developer experience of all these solutions has improved greatly over the course of the last few years. Install the application, run a few commands and you have a Drupal environment with various dependencies up and running.

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Three ways to run Drupal on AWS - Amazon Web Services

Salim Lakhani
DevPanel
DevOps
Three ways to run Drupal on AWS: 1) deploying distros, projects, and templates for testing and contributions 2) deploying small sites to cheap (but reliable) LightSail servers 3) deploying critical sites to high-availability, auto-scaling Kubernetes clusters.
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