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I am developing a Drupal 7 website, I have created a content type that will allow you to upload a pdf file.
I have two servers 1 production server which we are (locking down)for security reasons and 1 test server which will end up a duplicate for the production server.
The servers are based on a RedHAt 7 install with Marian DB and PHP and Apache. all the latest versions.
I am not a Drupal Developer but have managed to figure out how to Install the "Views data export" module and create a View in order to export to CSV so that I can import this into WordPress.
Someone else has already created all the Views and what I want to achieve next is to Clone these views and then convert them to CSV format from a Table format and I simply cannot see how or where this can be done.
What I am trying to do is click on the "Working Papers Other" and then clone this View. Once it is cloned I am trying to change the Format from Table to CSV.
What would be 'better' - also I mean - lighter on Server & RAM and more responsive - on a Shared Hosting - 1 Big website (and corresponding 1 MySQL) - or several smaller Applications (multiple MySQL)?!
- also - I have to note - I am still using Drupal 7 - because 8 seems like 3-4 times heavier as it used to be;
I have no big complaints about my host, I am quite happy, but still - it is what it is - Shared Hosting, and the website is growing constantly...
big - I mean 2.5 gig now... For me it's big, I am alone for everything and not even pro...
I have currently setup 2 EC2 server instances with an AWS Elastic Load Balancer. I have a query about how to sync uploaded content files like images between these 2 servers. This is a Drupal website and when content gets uploaded, the files would get uploaded to any 1 of the 2 servers. So how can I sync these files so that they are available on both servers whenever there is a request?
The images are loaded via CloudFront CDN.
Which is the best option for this scenario - Elastic File System (EFS) or S3 or any other alternative?