On a "monolithic" LAMP installation of Drupal 8 on Shared, VPS, or Dedicated hosting, the MySQL database & PHP layers run with Apache on the same hardware as stack elements. Using Lagoon for a Decoupled Drupal 8 website hosting environment, we need to install the various Node.js, NGINX, Varnish Cache, MariaDB, & CLI elements in separate containers with YAML files unifying the VM partitions in production:
I'm trying to learn Drupal and quickly finding out my shared server is not going to cut it for simple things like running composer scripts without hitting memory limits. From my quick research it seems I need to up to a VPS solution for higher memory limits...
My hosting company (1&1) has a few different plans:
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I would like to host a Drupal 8 website to Azure Web App and want to enable auto scale out feature of Azure. But I have encountered problems with the storage of the files uploaded by the users, e.g. photos and other images as I do not know how to share them for different instance of the web app.
For AWS I used a module which will automatically upload the files to the S3 storage instead of the local file system but we failed to find an equivalent module for the blob storage in Azure. Can someone share ideas to me on how I can achieve this?
In Azure we have hosted Dynamic 365 and Drupal. We are using Azure AD B2C for logging into both apps.
If users logs in into the Drupal and is rediecting to dymanics user is not able to login automatically unless click on login and submit in dymanics.
Are there any settings we need to do in php while redirecting to dynamics?(currently we are just redirecting to that url with no pararmeters)