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Do you have:
- A passion for the web, open-source and for helping others?
- A curious mind?
- Experience in site development and/or PHP development?
- An understanding of the LAMP stack and Bash?
- Demonstrable Drupal skills?

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Hi there,

I would like some advice on how to best go about achieving a dev-stage-pro workflow using BOA across multiple servers.

I currently have 3 VPS', (2 with Linode, and another with a local provider). I also have a HP Proliant, at home, that i'm wanting to repurpose as a dev server and throw into the mix.

Why?

The first idea that came to my mind when I first ran cache clear that lasted a minute or so, was "I want it run quicker!". If you are those unhappy guys who don't have an SSD, but do have a bit of RAM - you may find this discussion interesting and useful.

I can't imagine administering drupal without drush. I've set up some aliases in my bash profile. I've become so dependent on these, that I synchronize my alias.sh file through bitbucket. For example, the function drupre will put the site in offline mode, run cron, clear cache, and then put the site back in online mode. The other is drubackup which will save the file structure and database dump to a date based file structure.

Does anyone have any other alias commands to speed up work flow?

drupal and drush

I created a backup script hosted on Google code. It is written in bash, and IT DOES NOT USE DRUSH....

If you are interested please review.

Some have suggested putting this in as a module. I don't see how that would work, but if I could I would.

http://code.google.com/p/drupal-backup/

Hello,

I created a shell script that replicates de Debian a2ensite/a2dissite Apache utilities for nginx. The Apache utilities are written in Perl. I sticked with Bash and awk.

There's also a Bash completion script included. Enjoy.

It's on github nginx_ensite.