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new nodejs module

Posted by Anonymous on January 28, 2011 at 6:53pm

Finally scratched an itch and created a Node.js Integration module last night.

The code is pre-alpha, and will eat your lunch and kill your kittens - please do not use the code unless you are a developer looking to help beat this in to shape.

Feedback and co-maintainers welcome!

Nodepal - A Drupal integration layer for Node.js developers

Posted by synodinos on January 28, 2011 at 7:27pm

You might wanna check out Nodepal - A Drupal integration layer for Node.js developers

This is a module that allows the integration of a Drupal installation with a custom Node.js app. It provides an API so that Node.js developers can directly read and write in Drupal's repository, using constructs like node, user, permission, etc., without having to worry about the underlying implementation and setup of the Drupal installation.

Use Cases:

Moving inactive modules' directories out of way to speed up Drupal

Posted by vacilando on January 29, 2011 at 8:04pm

I have several hundreds of modules in my various D6 Drupal installations so that when I need any of them I don't have to download them first - I just go to /admin/build/modules and switch on what I want.

Now, the problem is that that list of modules takes ages so long to load that the work becomes inefficient. I also suspect that Drupal might be slowed down in general because it has all these folders in the modules directory - though I am not sure how often they are scanned.

Desktop/browser editors - Drupal WYSIWYG & specific modules

Posted by ClearXS on January 31, 2011 at 3:18am
Last updated by decibel.places on Tue, 2011-02-01 01:29

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Started with this post: Add editor: XStandard (+ other desktop/browser side plug-ins?). Add info & edit to get more structured. Researching for solutions eating lesser server resources, so a desktop/browser side plug-in might be the solution. I haven't seen another like (the quality of) XStandard. But then I found many other browser/desktop editors:

simple API added to nodejs.module for other modules to use

Posted by Anonymous on January 31, 2011 at 8:25am

I've now implemented a simple API for other modules to use Node.js functionality from Nodejs module.

Still pre-alpha code, but would love to get some more eyes on it, feedback more than welcome.

CDN to host Drupal files, CSS & JS. Success stories with Amazon S3?

Posted by rootdownmedia on January 31, 2011 at 5:18pm

We have a high traffic site hosted on a VPS and we are trying to offload the image, CSS and JS file requests to a CDN. We are considering using Amazon S3 and the Media Mover module to send all files to Amazon (using this approach http://www.24b6.net/2009/10/04/simple-cdn-media-mover-and-s3).

Does anyone have experience setting this up or suggestions on other approaches?

Blank page on 301 and 302 redirects from Varnish

Posted by dmclark84 on February 3, 2011 at 6:41pm

Using the latest version of Pressflow 5.x. For pages that function as a 301/302 redirect I get a white page of death and the following response headers.

Mercury (Varnish) with SSL only traffic?

Posted by cookiesunshinex on February 4, 2011 at 7:23am

Our use case for our Mercury install has suddenly changed in our architecture and it has been determined that we will use SSL only traffic.

I've been trying to read up on how to get Varnish to interact with HTTPS. It appears, to my dismay, that Varnish does not play well with SSL.

I've found this thread:
Enforcing SSL Behind AWS Load balancer
http://groups.drupal.org/node/115284

and this blog post
Setting up Pressflow and Varnish to work with HTTP and HTTPS
http://singlemindconsulting.com/blog/christoler/2010/8/setting-pressflow...

Slow performance at the top of the hour

Posted by mrwhizkid on February 5, 2011 at 5:16am

Hello everyone. I have been following this group for a while now and I hope that you can help me with a big problem. I posted this in Post Installation Issues on the forums but haven't received any response.

This has been driving me crazy but I think I finally have some solid information to work with.

My site (and actually all of the sites on my VPS) have been freezing up every day at the top of the hour from 8AM-11AM Eastern Standard Time. This does NOT correspond to any traffic spikes. This happens regardless of how much traffic I have.

Migrating to Drupal with lots of caching. Use Drupal 7, Pressflow 6, or Pressflow 7 ( exists?)?

Posted by DavidGen on February 6, 2011 at 7:37pm

Hello,

My company's site built in Symfony/PHP + MySQL has grown beyond my ability/resource to manage.

After the usual lots of homework, I've decided to migrate it to Drupal.

So far, much of my front-end load has been handled by a mix of Varnish cache, memcached & APC.

I see that something very similar can be handled with a Drupal module (Varnish) and the company=FourKitchen's variant/fork of Drupal, Pressflow.

I've read that Drupal 7 has now integrated a lot of what the Pressflow product offered in it's Version 6 product.

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