The Maintenance module provides an enhanced configuration form located at /admin/config/development/maintenance. It replaces the core settings with advanced controls for scheduling, redirection, theming, and access filters.
Maintenance is a lightweight, standalone module that extends Drupal’s core maintenance mode without requiring additional libraries or contributed modules.
🧩 Installation Methods
1. Composer (Recommended)
If your Drupal site uses Composer, run the following command:
🚀 The Maintenance module extends Drupal’s built-in maintenance mode with a comprehensive set of advanced tools. It empowers site administrators and developers to fully control when and how downtime is presented to users.
Advanced Maintenance Mode Control for scheduling, redirection, theming,
and filtered access designed for admins and developers.
Maintenance is a powerful contributed module that replaces and extends Drupal’s core maintenance mode. It offers site administrators full control over when and how maintenance mode is active, who can bypass it, and what users see during downtime.
Powerful, secure maintenance mode with flexible scheduling, smart access filters, and customizable downtime messaging.
The Maintenance module upgrades Drupal’s core mode with scheduling, redirects, auto-reload, and access filters. Built for admins and developers to manage downtime safely. Learn more ›
The Structure Sync module provides an administrative interface and Drush commands for synchronizing content that could also be considered configuration: menu items, custom blocks, and taxonomy terms. (Menus, block placements, and vocabularies are already stored as configuration; bringing in menu items, content blocks, and terms for each of these often makes sense from a development perspective.)
