Andrew Berezovsky - Drupal 8 How to Migr8

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Drupal 8 was recently released with new features like Symfony components, Twig, and configuration management. Drupal 6 sites need to migrate by February 2016 as it reaches end-of-life. Drupal 8 provides an improved migration system using plugins to import content from Drupal 6, 7, or other data sources like CSV, JSON, and XML. The speaker is a Drupal developer and expert who can help with Drupal 8 migrations.

Drupal 8
How to Migr8
Andrew Berezovsky | FFW

Andrew Berezovsky
Drupal Developer
Who are you?
● Drupal developer since 2010
● Currently in FFW
● Many contrib modules author
● 1000+ commits on Drupal.org
● Passionate about code quality

Andrew Berezovsky
Drupal Developer
Drupal 8 is released
● Symfony 2 components
● Twig
● CKEditor
● Responsive images
● Views
● Configuration management (CMI)
● Web services
● etc.

Andrew Berezovsky
Drupal Developer
Drupal 6 End-of-life
● https://www.drupal.org/drupal-6-eol
● February 24, 2016
● Huge number of sites
● Huge market for migrations
● Many complex sites - many hours of dev time
● Most of them (hopefully) will want Drupal 8

Andrew Berezovsky
Drupal Developer
Drupal Upgrade History
● Drupal 7 core - upgrade script to convert Drupal 6
database
● Drupal 7 contrib - Migrate and Migrate D2D modules -
import data into Drupal 7
● Drupal 8 deprecated the upgrade script
● Drupal 7 conrib as a base for Drupal 8 Migrate API
● https://groups.drupal.org/imp

Andrew Berezovsky
Drupal Developer
Drupal 8 Migrate API
● Built-in migration system to import content
● Migrate and Migrate Drupal modules
● Data from Drupal 6 or 7; and much more
● Plugin based architecture
● Import date from any external datasource (if you
have plugin for it)
● Ready to use plugins for CSV, JSON, XML (contrib)
●

Andrew Berezovsky
Drupal Developer
Drupal 8 Migrations Expert

Andrew Berezovsky
Drupal developer | FFW
Andrew Berezovsky
Drupal Developer
andrew.berezovsky@gmail.com
+7 926 278-22-88
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