Tutorial: How to Deploy a Drupal Site Using Amazon RDS

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The merits of the Drupal content management system (CMS) are pretty well known. Drupal can be used to deploy any high-volume websites like corporate websites, political campaigns, government sites, and blogs. The composable nature and modular structure of Drupal allow developers to easily curate websites to the peculiar needs of the website owners.

A tutorial published by Amazon Web Services (AWS) explains how to deploy a Drupal website using AWS services. The tutorial describes setting up a Drupal site using the Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS). According to the tutorial, using a fully managed database hosting solution like Amazon RDS helps in offloading a lot of database maintenance work.

The tutorial is split into 5 comprehensive modules. Learners can go through the modules to grasp the process at their own pace. The following are the learning modules:

Creating a Database with RDS
Creating an EC2 Instance
Configuring Your RDS Database
Configuring Drupal on EC2
Clean-up and Next Steps

Follow this link to access the tutorial.

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