Improve the real or perceived speed of the site, or monitor performance metrics.

Cloud Files

Cloud Files

Cloud Files allows you to replace the local file system with a cloud server via Rackspace Cloud Files, utilizing their unlimited storage and blazing fast CDN. Files uploaded into Drupal will still be managed by Drupal, but instead of being stored on the local server that is running Drupal, actual files will be stored on Rackspace Cloud Files and delivered through the CDN.

Cloud Files can be used as the default file system, or configured for specific file/image fields.

WALID

One Appliance to Rule Them All

Well, to make them play nice together anyway...

I was looking for a production/staging server build script or appliance that had LAMP, Webmin, Aegir, ISPConfig, and all the Drupal dependencies on top of a long term support (LTS) version of uBuntu.

On top of web and database services, I also wanted email and DNS, open source anti-spam and anti-virus, a firewall, and protection from DOS and other similar attacks. I also wanted all my admin interfaces to use SSL and I wanted secure SMTP enabled.

Basically, I wanted the offspring of a debaucherous affair between Webmin, Aegir, a slightly hardened LAMP, ISPConfig, and Drupal. I wanted - WALID.

Meet WALID. It's that genetically engineered super offspring.

WALID's the output of a build script that smaller-scale Drupal developers can use to quickly build a production server on a Cloud or Dedicated VPS (or download as an appliance). For Drupal developers that need more than shared hosting but aren't experienced in building or maintaining Linux servers, this will get you going. For developers who have reached a certain level in their Drupal-fu but who aren't experienced with Linux, WALID is a relatively secure and stable Drupal-centric production environment that can be managed via secure web interfaces by even non-Linux pros. [This is the goal anyway...]

WinCache

High performance integration with WinCache.

Cache Status

Cache status chart screenshot

This module provides a graph where you can see the size of the cache tables and labels marking some of the events that may empty the cache.

Extending the current Materialized Views API

This project is about extending the functionalities of the existing “Materialized Views” API.

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