The Drupal 8 configuration management works best when importing and exporting the whole set of the sites configuration. However, sometimes developers like to opt out of the robustness of CM and have a super-set of configuration active on their development machine and deploy only a subset.
Two useful drush commands:
These were useful for myself and I hope they will be useful to others. Bug reports and fixes are welcome. Feature requests probably will be closed. This intends to be a simple tool.
Extends Drush sql-sanitize with an option to shrink the database size by wiping older content.
It only supports Drupal 8 for now.
drush nocache
Many times during the development when you get the database from the production server to your local, dev or test environment you have to disable caches, CDN and probably something else.
You don't need to do it manually, there's now a drush command to do it all at once.
Why do not set it in $conf?
Because...
Handy Functions is a set of handy functions created during personal Drupal development to avoid having to implement them again and again in every new site.
Drush is a great tool exclusively for Drupal. Do you have trouble remembering all of the drush commands? There's so many drush commands available. This module is like an owner's manual for all the drush commands available. It's hard to remember them all and what each command does. This module provides a UI for all of the available Drush commands for enabled modules inside a table.
Below are the columns available for this module:
This module integrates the Site Audit extension with the Aegir Monitoring and Reporting systems. It allows all Site Audit checks to be run regularly against all sites hosted on a deployment of the Aegir Hosting System.
This module provides a reporting framework for the Aegir Hosting System. It builds atop the Aegir Monitoring API to report on the health of hosted sites. It ships with some basic probes, but is intended to be extended, as with Aegir Site Audit.
This module provides a monitoring API for the Aegir Hosting System. It integrates with Aegir queue system, and runs probes against hosted sites or servers to gather interesting information (e.g. when cron was last run on a site).
