Multisite

The folks at Pantheon recently posted an article listing their grievances with multi-sites (I presume they're referring to the standard core approach), then pitch a new product they're offering to address them called Pantheon One. The best I can tell from the details in the article, it involves spinning up a separate container or jail for each site (like a VM, but with a shared OS; only the user-level processes and disk regions are separated), though I might be mistaken.

I am planning to starting using multisite on my server and I had a quick question for the group. I have over 200 modules enabled on my exiting site, as well as various content types, etc. I will need almost all of this functionality for my new site so I am thinking of replicating my existing db into a newly named db using phpMyAdmin. Once it is running, I was thinking I could simply delete the old content (users, added content, etc) using Views Bulk Operations.

I have a requirement to create a main site and sub-sites.For ex: Main site should be having content types news,video,gallery,slideshow.
Sub-sites should be having same content types news,video,gallery,slideshow.

I want to relate/reference the main site news with sub-site news,video,gallery,slideshow or sub-site1 news to be relate/reference with sub-site2 news,video,gallery,slideshow.

Hi, I'm a web developer for a university which runs a multisite setup on Drupal 7 Acquia Cloud. All the sites have the same basic codebase and even look and feel, but with slight tweaks, different menus, content, etc.

We have an emergency notification view that's on every page, that displays when we create an emergency notification node on one particular site using Feeds XML Backend.

I am looking for a solution for Multisite with common user base (not roles).

       Number of sub-sites -Around 75
       Number of roles ranging from 50-150 per site

right now I am sharing user tables.Traffic expected to this site is around 4/sec.Content is coming all different sources.

I've been pulling my hair out trying to figure out how to solve a problem I've been experiencing with a Drupal 7 multisite installation. I've searched frantically over the last while and I was hoping that perhaps someone has solved the issue I'm having. I found some very relevant discussions and information and there does not appear to be any solution contained in them.

See the following:

• https://drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site#symlink
• https://groups.drupal.org/node/20604
• https://groups.drupal.org/node/267198

This question is a bit similar to what has been asked here before but my use case is a bit different.

I have 13 Drupal 7 sites that share the source code. 12 of them run the same modules / settings but look slightly different. At the moment I use 13 databases.

I have about 50 users on each site and each user has some nodes.
Every site has its own taxonomy terms but the vocabularies are mostly named similar.

My goal is to let users from site A login into site B without filling in their profile again.
I have some custom modules running that alter the user profile fields.

Here's an interesting challenge:

Site 1 has subdomains that will not share the user table, but will share modules.

Site 2 has a different domain, but will share the user table with site 1, and has different modules but will share some page content.

They are currently on two different servers, but I can place them on the same machine to share DB etc.

From what I have read I have a hybrid of the functionality between the two approaches.

Multisite or Domain Access? Which one should be used to do the trick here....

Thanks in advance for your tips!

I've been using multisite for over a year and have set up subfolder sites (i.e., mysite.com/site1, mysite.com/site2) and a subdomain site (i.e., site3.mysite.com).

I'd like to use separate domains for implementations as well and just want to check to see whether I'd go through the same process.