Some things never change
# Website General Content (Information Pages)
# Reservations (Rooms, Resources, Time Slots)
# Calendars and Schedules (PDF Print Sheets, Weekly Emails)
# Directories of People / Contact Points
(Dis*) Advantages of Drupal
# Content Moderation using Role based permissions
# Workflows / Rules*
# User Profiles (Pronunciations, Subscriptions, Karma Points, Terms)
# Ease of use and customization*, rapid deployment*, documentation*
# Accessible UI, +++ Friendly User Experience
Splintered Markets
# WordPress, Wix, Squarespace
# Drupal 8, 9, 10
# Backdrop
# Other CMS Players
Attacks By Foreign Actors
- TBD ( insert stats from honey-pot / fail2ban data )
- VPNs & Firewalls for Intranet applications
- Backup and Restoration, Spot Checking Security
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Affiliated Content Strategies For Multiple Domains
Domain Module - Single Database, Accesd based on inbound domain
- Path collision w/ similar page URLs (Ex: policy, contact, people)
- One User Store, easy to manage
- One database, limits flexibly of sub-domains.
Can't restore / move individual subdomain domains
- High SQL/Module Overhead, (Domain, Domain Access, Theme Switcher, ACL)
Path Based Routing - Single Database
- Path conflicts for similar page URLs (Example: policy/contact/people)
Multi-Site / Micro Site - Multiple Databases
Hybrid: User Profiles on single Directory Site, Micro Sites for subdomain