Performance and Scalability

This module is a tool for providing a machine name as a property (Base Field) on content entities.

There is no configuration form for this module... you have to edit the configuration yourself to tell the module which entities you would like the machine_name property applied to.

We are currently making one assumption about the entity: We assume it has a "label" property (standard content entity title field).

The module provided a cache backend for Drupal to split cache items of one single bin in separate backends.

Installation

Download and enable module (e.g. via composer)
Change the cache backend for your bin (e.g. render) in your settings.php

$settings['cache']['bins']['render'] = 'cache.backend.split';

Add split configuration for your bin to the settings.php:

The module enhances the feature of other great contributes modules.
Current enhanced modules are:
- Computed Field, Computed Field Tools
- Field Query
- Views Summarize
- Visitors

The list will be continued.
Mostly are tiny fixes so I can't move it to separate single module.

Once an extra module's fixes is merged to official module, this extra module will be removed out. Please let me know your request if you're one of the author of the module.

This module allows the option of lazy loading different forms of media via field formatters. Currently only supports the image field formatter.

It uses the JQuery Lazy Load Xt library to lazy load the images on scroll.

Installation:

Enable module.

Usage:
Visit any entity's display mode. If an image is present, the settings form should have a checkbox to choose whether or not to lazy load the image.

Abstract

Boost large websites using content_access (eventually combined with other access modules like node access node reference or node access user reference

Provide functions to add cache context and tags to blocks.

See it on GitHub.

This module uses the Varnish module to provide to the user the possibility of banning a list of URLs from the Varnish cache in any moment.

It creates a new entry in the menu

/admin/content/cache/varnish-ban-urls

Where you can enter a list of URLs that will be banned from the cache.

Tested with Varnish 4.x and 5.x, should also work with previous versions.

Summary:
This drupal 8 module loads content with ajax. It converts internal links to ajax requests that return the rendered node. All attached JS and CSS of the requested nodes are also added and executed.

Inlines a critical CSS file into a page's HTML head, and loads non-critical CSS asynchronously using W3C Spec's preload.