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    Drupal on AWS by FOSSonCloud

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    Drupal on AWS by FOSSonCloud is a custom AMI + CloudFormation template that deploys a production-ready Drupal 11 site on AWS, using AWS and Drupal best practices. Aurora MySQL, ElastiCache Memcached, EFS, CodePipeline, and an optional CloudFront CDN are wired up out of the box.

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    Drupal on AWS by FOSSonCloud is an open-source AWS Marketplace product that deploys a production-ready Drupal 11 site on AWS, using AWS and Drupal best practices.

    WHAT IS DEPLOYED

    • VPC with public and private subnets (or use your existing VPC)
    • Application Load Balancer with ACM certificate for HTTPS
    • Auto Scaling Group with EC2 instances running Apache + PHP 8.3 + Drupal 11
    • Aurora MySQL 8.0 cluster (multi-AZ)
    • ElastiCache Memcached cluster for caching
    • EFS for shared user-uploaded media
    • S3 buckets for build artifacts and CodePipeline state
    • CodePipeline + CodeBuild + CodeDeploy for application deployments
    • Optional CloudFront CDN with cache-invalidation Lambda
    • Route53 DNS record
    • CloudWatch Logs integration
    • AWS Secrets Manager for credential storage
    • IAM roles with least-privilege permissions

    REQUIREMENTS

    • Route 53 hosted zone for DNS
    • ACM certificate for HTTPS

    Highlights

    • Production-ready Drupal 11 stack: Apache + PHP 8.3 on Ubuntu 24.04, Aurora MySQL 8.0 multi-AZ, ElastiCache Memcached, EFS for shared media.
    • Continuous deployment pipeline: upload your Drupal codebase ZIP to S3 and CodePipeline + CodeDeploy roll it out across the fleet automatically.
    • AWS best practices baked in: bring-your-own VPC or auto-create, AWS Secrets Manager for credentials, optional CloudFront CDN with cache invalidation Lambda.

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    Ordinary Experts Drupal Pattern

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    Ubuntu 18.04

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    Drupal on AWS by FOSSonCloud

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    Cost/hour
    t3.micro
    $0.01
    m5d.12xlarge
    $0.22
    m5d.24xlarge
    $0.43
    m5d.xlarge
    $0.02
    r5d.16xlarge
    $0.36
    m5d.metal
    $0.43
    m5.large
    $0.01
    m5.8xlarge
    $0.12
    t3.xlarge
    $0.01
    r5d.24xlarge
    $0.55

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    Ordinary Experts Drupal Pattern

    The Ordinary Experts Drupal Patterns AWS Architecture Diagram shows the total flow of services from when the developer updates the project code to when the customer accesses the Drupal application. The diagram shows the following AWS Services: Amazon Simple Storage System (Amazon S3), AWS CodePipeline, AWS CodeDeploy, Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2), Amazon Virtual Public Cloud (Amazon VPC), Amazon Aurora MySQL, Amazon Elastic File System (Amazon EFS), Amazon Secrets Manager, Amazon ElastiCache, and Amazon CloudFront.

    CloudFormation Template (CFT)

    AWS CloudFormation templates are JSON or YAML-formatted text files that simplify provisioning and management on AWS. The templates describe the service or application architecture you want to deploy, and AWS CloudFormation uses those templates to provision and configure the required services (such as Amazon EC2 instances or Amazon RDS DB instances). The deployed application and associated resources are called a "stack."

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    Usage instructions

    Run the stack. When the stack creation completes, add a DNS CNAME entry pointing to the application load balancer (ALB) provided in the AWS Console. To access the application servers, find the EC2 instance in the AWS console and "Connect" using the Session Manager option. For more detailed instructions, see the deployment guide.

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