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Cache Life cycle is important to understand as it plays an important role in optimising the performance and scalability of web applications. In this blog, I will dive deep into the cache life cycle in Drupal 9, exploring its key stages and highlighting best practices to maximise caching benefits. Various Stages are as follows :- ...
In our Drupal projects, we have such requirements to add some kind of inline javascript code, like to add GTM script. This can be in the page header or page bottom as per requirements. So in the blog, we will see how we can achieve this by both methods. Drupal provides hooks to do this in a proper way. To add the inline javascript code...
Custom table migration is slightly different from Content migration. We can migration Custom table data from Drupal 8 to 9 by using simple steps. Before discussing those steps we should know which modules are necessary to migrate data. Necessary modules Migrate Migrate Drupal Migrate Drupal UI Migrate Plus Migrate...
What is Migration? Migration is an Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) process. Inside Drupal Migrate API, the extract phase is called source, the transform phase is called process, and the load phase is called destination. Before Understanding how to do custom migration, it is important to understand why to perform the custom migration....
Introduction A contributed module for Drupal provides a drop-in replacement for the fundamental characteristics of a Progressive Web App, which has been available since Drupal 7. With the help of this module, your website will be able to respond swiftly to user interactions, never display an "offline" notice, and look exactly like a...
Password migration is basically part of website migration. We can migrate content, images, documents, categories, and other content very easily because these are almost straightforward. In migration, We pick the content from the source and put it into a destination which is called the lift-and-shift approach. In Drupal 9, Password...
AWS Lambda@Edge allows you to run applications and services without worrying about managing infrastructure. Your application still runs on servers, but all the server management is done by the Cloud provider. You no longer have to provision, scale, and maintain servers to run your applications, databases, and storage systems. AWS globally...