How to build Drupal Websites for "normal" clients

hagen — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 20:50:10 +0000

Type: Not planned session

The session will cover examples of creating Drupal websites for "normal" clients.
"normal" in my case means clients:

from over 15 countries in Europe
with limited budget
with a limited time frame
with many good ideas
with different backgrounds
with very different experiences concerning websites and ICT knowledge
from small and big companies

45 minutes (+15 minutes Q&A)

Sometimes I ask clients to draw a Druplicon

What I have seen for now from Drupal 7 is, that everything will be better, faster, easier and more logical and user-friendly.
Unfortunately, for the time being, I cannot use Drupal 7 in productive environments because it is not stable (surely after this conference).
For that reason I will describe my adventures with Drupal 6.

Running Hundreds of Sites - Scaling Drupal Horizontally

skwashd — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 04:48:44 +0000

Type: Not planned session

Drupal is increasingly the CMS of choice for large projects. The popularity of the platform means that developers and businesses need robust tools to manage their deployments. Last year Dave Hall developed, deployed and managed almost 2100 production Drupal 6 sites. During the presentation Dave will share the knowledge he has developed about scaling Drupal horizontally.

45 minutes (+15 minutes Q&A)

Drupal is increasingly the CMS of choice for large projects. The popularity of the platform means that developers and businesses need robust tools to manage their deployments.

Managing a handful of production Drupal sites is pretty straight forward. When you start deploying or trying to manage hundreds or even thousands of sites, things get complicated very quickly. Dave Hall will explain how he has used Aegir and Drupal to deploy and manage thousands of production websites.

DrupalCon Copenhagen August 23-27 2010 - multisite

How to build Drupal Websites for "normal" clients

Running Hundreds of Sites - Scaling Drupal Horizontally