Website maintenance

... that is the question!

This is an intermediate discussion for those who have some experience of managing Backdrop or Drupal with command line tools such as bee, brush and/or drush. It is NOT about command line tools for beginners.

There are three command line tools to support the installation and management of Backdrop websites:

• bee
• brush
• drush (backdrop extension)

Bee, formerly knows as Backdrop Console is inspired by drush and is under active development

Brush, is no longer being maintained in favour of bee

A practical workflow/method to make Upgrading Multiple Sites easy and reliable.

I will have some slides to show my Workflow, then open it up for comments.

I am particularly interested to hear your methods.

A number of people use or want to use Git version control to manage their website between local and hosting servers.  We can discuss the different approaches, challenges with managing git workflows and share ideas for what works and what doesn't.

Which approach do you use?

Are you having issues working out the best way for your situation?

• How to deploy updates?
• How to deploy new features?
• How to deploy config changes?
• How to deploy content changes?

At Triplo, we've been getting more and more specific Google Analytics requests and we're trying to increase our level of expertise. We're happy to share the limited knowledge we have, but are hoping that others will bring their own experiences and lessons learned to share with us. 

Some of the questions we'd like to see addressed:

This is the opening plenary session, where we all come together and officially kick-off Backdrop LIVE. 

This will be an interactive session with everyone involved, we will be asking participants introduce themselves and share a few thoughts on what they hope to learn or share at Backdrop LIVE. 

We will also be using this time to collectively fill out the schedule and make adjustments based upon the identified needs and questions of those in attendance.