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Admin Toolbar is a module that helps us to improve the default Drupal toolbar (the administration menu at the top of your site), to transform it into a drop-down menu, providing quick access to all administration pages. It is a very lightweight module and keeps all the functionalities of the toolbar (shortcut / responsive media).

Surely you have heard that Drupal is more than a traditional CMS, it is often said that it is like a Framework because from the base of the existing components you can create a whole universe of solutions that can even support the digital ecosystem of a company, in this article we want to share with you some generic architectures to which Drupal can adapt to support the solution you want to build, to write this article we have based on the paper published by Phase2 on its website.

For some time now, we have been experiencing increased adoption of Drupal by enterprises, which require enterprise-class services for Drupal. We are seeing large corporations asking What is the enterprise version of Drupal.

With this article we continue with a series of four where we will learn how to install a database cluster in high availability, this model is very interesting for high traffic sites.

With this article we start a series of four where we will learn how to install a database cluster in high availability, this model is very interesting for high traffic sites.

The Lando project is an initiative that helps to optimize the time of setting up a local environment when we are going to start a project or when we are going to link to an existing one. We wanted to make a series of videos where we tell you how to install it and how to make use of its most common features.

When we have an elaborate infrastructure for our Drupal 8/9 site or when it is under a corporate infrastructure, it is most likely that we have a Load Balancer, CDN or Proxy through which all requests will pass until they reach our application.

The long awaited arrival of Drupal 9 finally saw the light of day. On June 3rd the Drupal community around the world celebrated the release of this powerful new version. This marks an important milestone in the evolution of Drupal from a CMS and a conventional development framework to a true digital experience manager.

We have recently had a case of a file upload failure on a Drupal 7 site on which we have not performed recent updates that would have caused a failure, when uploading a file an error message appears.

This is the beginning of a series of articles I will be writing about Drupal 9, just a few weeks before this new version is available in stable release for everyone.