General discussion

I'm considering moving my freelance work from my desktop (Mac Mini) to a laptop, and I'm waffling between the new MacBook Air and Pro models. With the same RAM and storage, the price difference is considerable (about $750), and the big difference seems to come down to the processor: the Air has (optionally) a 1.2GHz quad-core 10th-gen i7, while the Pro has a 2.6GHz six-core 9th-gen i7. (Screen size isn't really relevant here; they've both got Thunderbolt ports to which I'll be hooking up a docking station and a large monitor.)

My C#.NET WPF application running Drupal 8 backend is serving 3 different departments as clients. Each of my content type structure is referencing a content type Department. Every user in the system belongs to a single Department. I am using the JSON API to get data to and from my Drupal 8 Backend.

Hello, I would like to know if you can help me.

I want to audit infrastructure, security, performance, stress, etc. to make improvements to my Drupal.

1. Is there an official standard to follow or best practices?

2. Are there tools to help me generate these reports?

Thank you so much.

Is there a way to give roles to users that have permissions applicable to a certain country? For example, I only want an admin for the country Brazil. So they can add users to the Brazil site but those users would not be reflected in another country site like Canada.

Thanks

I would like to create some statistics: total number of registered users, total number of subscribers, total number of registered users online on website without paid membership and so on.

I'm trying to find out a solution. DRUPAL8.

Create a table in the database with all the statistics I need, after that create a view page with the the information from that table, so I need to write some custom php code in that view with simple queries.

Is this a good approach? There are any rules? I'm new to Drupal, thanks in advance.

Can I build in API-first approach and still apply the usual approach to drupal theming? Go to production and then in the future (say a year's time) build a JS framework frontend that reads off content from the API-first drupal repository? Thsank you for any direction.

Regards,

Ojchris