aegir

I am writing to describe my recent efforts to learn Aegir and to invite interested folks to collaborate with me in the learning experience. (I did attend the meeting at Pitt earlier this year on Aegir, but I don't remember enough of the details.)

I recently set up an ubuntu server at home and installed Aegir, mostly following the great tutorial at: http://friendlydrupal.com/screencasts/how-install-aegir-drupal-hosting-p.... Also, some instructions at: http://www.wepoca.net/how-to-install-aegir-1x-ubuntu

Hi,

Found VPS provider for aegir instalation (up to 15 D6-D7 sites, 1/2 of them corporate brochure type), it will be openVZ with guaranteed 2048Mb RAM, mysql+php+apc+apache+smtp, and other basic services, maybe Apache Solr. Memcahed/Nginx/Varnish is a possibility if performance benefits over simple Boost module+APC are worth pain having another service on same vps.

Which linux to choose from this list:

CentOS 4
CentOS 5
CentOS 6
Debian 4
Debian 5
Debian 6
Fedora 14
Fedora 15
openSUSE 11.3
openSUSE 11.4
Ubuntu 10.04

Hello everyone,

I have been "messing" with drupal for a while now, and have now taken my first job as a 100% committed Drupal developer & tech lead for a company that builds massive websites for large federal initiatives that involve dense structures, complex role management schemes, and mountains of content (often 10,000+ nodes).

So, one of my first tasks as we get started is to work with the site building team and sys admins to create a solid process for performing migrations from dev >>> staging, sometimes staging >>> dev, and, of course, the eventual staging >>> production.

Une vidéo et un article pour revenir sur la notion de déploiement Drupal.
Cette méthode exploite l'outil d'intégration continue "Jenkins" et la possibilité d'Aegir de changer un site de plateforme (master/distribution)

• "Zero-touch Drupal deployment with Jenkins, Aegir, Git, Fabric and Drush"
• http://mig5.net/node/342

After much trial and error, I finally got Aegir running in the cloud! This is my first time trying either Aegir or Amazon's Web Services. Being able to provision a new Drupal site with a few clicks is a very neat trick.

I'd be eager to discuss these topics at the September meetup.

Hi,

I have some troubles getting Aegir working using BOA to install it at a virtualbox machine.
Is there some kind of stable version of the installation script, and how can I get such a version. Git is not very straight forward in that.

What I did (Friday 30th July) was get the HEAD version of barracuda and installed it at a ubuntu 10 LTS at a virtualbox machine

top of CHANGELOG.txt:

Stable Edition 1.0-boa-T-8.9

Date: in head, not yet released.

Installs Aegir HEAD 1.2.1

I disabled the DNS check (would not install otherwise)

I'm trying to use Aegir to deploy Open Publish 2.3 sites. Installation of sites under Aegir on the Open Publish 2.3 platform fails. I posted this as an issue in the Aegir group (see http://drupal.org/node/1182976), and they report that the bug is in OP. Is a fix planned?

Thanks.

the single-signon options for mere-Drupal-mortals seem to be pretty thin, which is rather suprizing considering the flagship Drupal Gardens uses OpenID

I am looking at setting-up a network of sites within Aegir hosting and I've been spending a lot of time spinning my wheels with Bakery and OpenID type "solutions" - I've been annoying people and arguing and basically struggling through up the learning curve

The Aegir project is entering a new development cycle with the upcoming release of the stable 1.0 branch. We are therefore looking for contributors to improve the project in many ways. We specifically need help to port the frontend to Drupal 7, write a zonefile editor (which may require resurrecting it from a dead git branch or writing it from scratch), and a bunch of other things.

my presentation on OpenScholar at Merritt College, Oakland has been accepted for the Stanford DrupalCamp

any suggestions for topics, formats or co-presenters welcome

https://drupalcamp.stanford.edu/sessions/drupal-openscholar-solr-aegir-n...

thanks