Actively maintained

This is a collection of modules to extend Drupal core multilingual capabilities and be able to build real life multilingual sites. Some features:

• Taxonomy translation (both, per language terms and translatable terms)
• Multilingual variables
• Multilingual blocks (control visibility per language and translate title and content)
• Language selection (when you switch the site language you'll see only the content for that language)
• Requires Variable module 2.x (Drupal 7)

Read a complete feature overview in the Internationalization handbook: Building multilingual sites .

Drupal 7 upgrade

Do read Upgrade from Drupal 6 to Drupal 7
Read more about new features on Internationalization for Drupal 7 and What's new in i18n.

This module uses free weather data from yr.no to display current weather conditions from anywhere in the world. Forecasts for up to 11 days are included. Data for more than 14.000 places worldwide is included for easy weather display.

The old branch, 7.x-1.x, uses METAR (METeorological Aerodrome Report) data to display current weather conditions from anywhere in the world.

This module adds a 'quote' link below nodes and comments. When clicked, the contents of the node or comment are placed into a new comment form.

This module enables users to subscribe to be notified of changes to nodes or taxonomies, such as new comments in specific forums, or additions to some category of blog. Once enabled, all nodes will have an additional link that allows the user to change their subscriptions. Users have tab on their user screen to manage their own subscriptions. Users can also set an auto-subscribe function which notifies the user if anyone comments on posts they have made. Admins can turn this on by default.

Subscriptions has its roots in 2003 (node/4189!). At version 5.x-1.x it was in a crisis, due to too many people having pulled in too many directions. In Winter '07 and Spring '08 it was rewritten from the ground up by chx and salvis, and we are maintaining it to this day.

Cloud (Cloud Orchestrator) is a set of modules to enable cloud management: Drupal-based Cloud Dashboard like AWS Management Console, Flexera RightScale, ElasticFox, and etc. The module supports not only public cloud like AWS but also private cloud like Kubernetes (K8s), VMware and OpenStack, and even Terraform Cloud since the system is highly modularized by Drupal architecture.

The cloud management functionalities include in such as Cloud Governance and Cost-aware Features.

The cloud management functionalities include in such as server templates, clusters, monitoring, billing, resource allocation, reliability, scalability and etc.

Docs

• Cloud Contributed Module Documentation

  https://www.drupal.org/docs/8/modules/cloud

• Stanford WebCamp 2021

  https://www.slideshare.net/yasnaoi/leveraging-multiple-cloud-orchestration-and-resource-optimization

• DrupalCon CPH 2010

  http://www.slideshare.net/yasnaoi/how-to-manage-your-cloud-by-drupal-drupalcon-cph-2010

• BADCamp 2010

  http://www.slideshare.net/yasnaoi/how-to-manage-your-cloud-by-drupal

Use Case Scenarios

• From a User's Perspective, UX Includes:

  • Easy to login to the site thru SSO by using LDAP module
  • Access to multi-cloud like AWS, GCP, Azure, Kubernetes, OpenStack, VMware and Terraform Cloud
  • Control Instance lifecycle easily: Launch, Reboot, Stop and Terminate
  • Launch Instance(s) from a launch template
  • Manage cluster deployment by Terraform Cloud

• From IT Administrator's Perspective (In Addition to the User's Perspective Above), UX Includes:

  • Provide AuthN: Work with Active Directory (LDAP Server)
  • Set up AuthZ: Access permission for each functionality
  • Integrate IAM Roles
  • Manage instance images
  • Set up automatic backups and restore
  • Check cloud costs and budgets
  • Audit user activity logs

This module implements the popular Textile markup shorthand, and allows you to enter content using a simple, plain text syntax that is filtered into valid (X)HTML. It was originally developed by Dean Allen of textism.com, and several different versions (in several different programming languages) have been created. It is notably used by 37signals' Basecamp product, among many others.

Module maintenance by joshk (of Chapter Three) and trevortwinning (of Civic Actions).

General notes

• You will need to download the latest version of the Textile library in addition to this module in order for the filter to work. See the INSTALL.txt file that comes with the module for details.
   
• You will need to carefully configure your input filters for Textile to work optimally. It can easily conflict with the line-break converter and Filtered HTML filters.
   
  See the documentation for details.

Version notes