New England Drupal Camp 2024 ( Notes for building Chatbots )
"_access" membership opens Moderator and Content Editor access for a Site Section.
Additional access is provided by "position_" membership. 
The combination of these two role types provides for access within Site Sections. 
Further access controls can be derived from the "Default Location" set for all User Profiles. 
These notes are for setting up a SMTP Authentication for Drupal sites hosted on Pantheon.  Pantheon provides a nice tool for securing API Keys and other credentials, so they do not need to be stored in configuration files as plain text.
The function pantheon_get_secret() may be used to fetch the value of a single secret.
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On the Reservation Request Form, an authenticated requestor selects their Community.  The Requester is presented with a list of reservable Locations.  Requests are validated against the Community's calendar to ensure no conflicts exist with other reservations.
Technical Breakdown:
A collection of community inputs and evaluation notes for choosing Access Control strategies. Module evaluations were gathered for Group, Workbench Access, and Permission by Term.
(We're going to add entity_hierarchy to this review list.)
A cheat sheet for restoring Drupal backups from a Pantheon site:
 
Before you perform a restore, here is a command for setting a private Pantheon variable to hold a Github repository access token.
 
> terminus build:secrets:set penn-chas.live COMPOSER_AUTH \
'{"github-oauth":{"github.com":"github_pat_-youracctualtoken"}}'
 
 
Here is a recently trash-picked telescope from the sidewalks of Philly. The lenses were super dirty, but we put a Pi camera on the thing and could focus a semi-acceptable shot of a roof vent a block away.  The Raspberry Pi camera is 10-megapixel with a manual focus that is very sensitive. You can get great shots with the camera, but dialing the focus takes time. The camera runs on a Raspberry Pi and posts wirelessly using a Drupal API and shell script.