How to Enhance Drupal with a Modern Cloud Native Database
summary
Drupal runs against YugabyteDB (Postgres-compatible) on Kubernetes with a three-node cluster and RF=3 replication, deployed to EKS across three AZs. Demo shows creating users in Drupal, deleting one Yugabyte instance, and seeing writes still succeed and the new rows replicate when the node returns. Claim: replacing managed cloud SQL avoids single-cloud lock‑in and yields multi‑AZ resilience; deliverables include a working Kubernetes demo and a Docker Compose reference for local testing.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:08Drupal overview
- 5:24Drupal architecture
- 8:40Drupal with YugabyteDB
- 9:22Live demo
- 17:36Key takeaways and conclusion
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