The articles will focus on topics related to Drupal, and will cover topics such as Mac Books and AWS environments.
Drupal and Creation Articles.
I am writing this article about Drupal as a reminder for myself.
The topic will be about building this website. This is not an engineering article or tutorial on programming or source code, but an article from the perspective of an individual with no programming experience building a personal website with Drupal.
This menu allows you to create pages and blocks that are actually used in Drupal. This is the basic functionality for creating pages in Drupal.
It is necessary to understand the menus and functions in the Admin Console when using Drupal and actually building a website. We have summarised the main menu and written down its functions and uses.
In order to determine whether the structure of the website you have created is appropriate and to determine display performance issues, check the score of pages created with Drupal in Page Speed Insights, which is published by Google.
This section summarises the version of Drupal actually used on this website, the themes used and the modules used. As you can see, we have minimal customisation and minimal modules installed, including design.
The five Amazon Lightsail-related articles I have written over the past five issues have become long and confusing, so I will try to summarise them briefly.
I am trying to set up an email from an AWS-acquired domain as the recipient of form mail, but it is not working well because I am getting sending errors. We have compiled an article on the causes of the errors and how to deal with them.
I acquired a domain with Route53, but there was no facility to assign an email account to the domain, so I searched and found a service called Amazon Work Mail, which I will use.
The installation is easy to complete, as the virtual server called Lightsail and the optimised Drupal are installed at the same time.
After registering with AWS, IAM creates a separate account with the rights to actually use AWS.
We will continue to prepare for the public release. We have chosen Amazon Lightsail for our hosting service.