Many moons ago, I use to host a Drupal website on GoDaddy Shared Hosting, managing files with FTP and duplicating the MySQL database every once in awhile as “backups.” How many things wrong can you find in that sentence? In 2017, there are many tools and best practices that allow us to maintain a Drupal site efficiently and scale across team members as well as infrastructure. Starting a Drupal website today using these tools and practices allows developing with Drupal to happen with increased velocity. Furthermore, if you decide to implement CI into your Drupal site later on, having your site set up with this stack will make that possible.
In this first post of a three-part series, we’re going to cover how we can use Docker, Git, Composer, and Drush to maintain a Drupal 8 website intelligently and efficiently. https://goo.gl/56dcbD #DataIntegration #ML
