Drupal (deprecated)
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Available in Classic
Drupal is an open-source content management system run based on LAMP. It is automatically configured on NAVER Cloud Platform's Compute infrastructure service and can be instantly put into service through a configuration process with only a few steps.
The advantages of using Drupal are as follows:
- You can reliably provide content using NAVER Cloud Platform's infrastructure.
- You can select a server image and specifications to automatically install LAMP and use Drupal.
Note
For more information on the software used in NAVER Cloud Platform's Drupal, see the following websites:
Creating and accessing server
The method for creating and accessing the server is the same as creating a regular server on NAVER Cloud Platform. The following are detailed procedures and reference guides:
| Procedure | Description |
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| 1. Set ACG |
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| 2. Create server |
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| 3. Set public IP |
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| 4. Set port forwarding |
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| 5. Get admin password |
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| 6. Access server |
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Note
- After you access and log in to the server, change the password of the root account to one you can remember. Enter the
passwd rootcommand to set a new password. - If you can't connect to the server even if there is no problem in the public IP address and ACG, your web server process might be stopped. Run the restart command on the terminal program to restart the process.
Using Drupal
To use Drupal, you need to check if LAMP is installed successfully, access Drupal, and then complete the installation.
Check LAMP installation
You can execute and run Drupal based on LAMP. To use Drupal, see LAMP installation confirmation guide first to check if LAMP is installed successfully and the start is complete.
Install and set Drupal
The following describes how to install and set Drupal after checking whether the Drupal server is created successfully.
- Enter
http://{public ip address}/drupalin the web's address window to access Drupal.- If the index page of Drupal is run, the Drupal server is created successfully.
- Select the language in use, and then click the [Save and continue] button.
- Select the profile, and then click the [Save and continue] button.
- Enter the database information, and then click the [Save and continue] button.
- The installation progress status is displayed, and when the installation is complete, the website settings page appears.
- When you click ADVANCED OPTIONS, you can add options and configurations to suit your environment. For Ubuntu OS, click ADVANCED OPTIONS, and then enter "127.0.0.1" in Host.
- Enter the website configuration information, and then click the [Save and continue] button.
- When the configuration is complete, the Drupal page with the new settings applied is run.
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