Drupal 8 theme futurico

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Futurico is a responsive Drupal 8 theme that provides an elegant and modern design. It features multiple layout options, customizable colors and styles, and integration with popular Drupal modules. The theme is fully responsive, working on any device, and its design adapts to screen size. Futurico offers administrators control over the site appearance through a user-friendly configuration panel.

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Following are some of its exciting features: Web API Distributed command execution Pluggable execution system (SSH by default) Multistep workflows Job execution with on-demand or scheduled runs Graphical web console for command and job execution Role-based access control policy with support for LDAP/ActiveDirectory History and auditing logs Open integration with external host inventory tools Command line interface tools

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