Site Aliases: Powerful Drupal Administration Using Drush by Chris Charlton

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This document discusses using Drush site aliases to provide shortcuts for interacting with Drupal sites. Site aliases allow assigning nicknames to Drupal sites and their settings to make Drush commands more convenient. The document recommends starting with basic alias settings like the URI and database connection and provides examples of configuring, listing, and using aliases for multiple environments like development, staging, and production.

Software

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Powerful Drupal
Administration
Using Drush
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ABOUTME
AUTHOR
• Drupal & Flex book (2007)
• Drupal Themes on Lynda.com
CONTRIBUTOR
• Donate and contribute Drupal code
• Level 7 on CertiﬁedToRock.com
• Drupal since 2005
COMMUNITY LEADER
• Organizer, Speaker, Volunteer
• Teaching since 2007
SENIOR CONSULTANT
• Stauffer.com (based in L.A.)
• PHP/Drupal
• Web Architecture & Development
P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com
www.Stauffer.com

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Site Aliases
Part 1 Part 2 Part 3
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DEVELOPMENT
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Big Problem: Wasted time and energyProblem: Communication confusion
Problem: Unfriendly interface
> drush long-command --url=example.com
--not-fun --complex --hard-to-read=TRUE
--wish-this-was-easier --FML
My “Dev” or your “Dev”?
Wait! You
have your own “Dev”?
drupal
example.com
example.local
dev.example.com
stage.example.com
old.example.com
beta.example.com

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We nickname projects.
We nickname clients.
We nickname environments.

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We nickname our sites

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Drush Site Aliases
Allow nicknames to be recognized
for Drupal sites and their settings.

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$ drush @dev status
... is the same as...
$ drush --root=/path/to/drupal --uri=dev.example.com status

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Convenience*
Standards*
Speed
Share
Archive
*some assembly required

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DEFAULTALIASES
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@self
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MYALIASES
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@self
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@project_1
@project_1.dev
@project_1.qa
@project_1.stage
@project_1.prod

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LISTALIASES
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drush sa

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CONFIGSETTINGS
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Start with...
uri = site domain
db-url = database connection string
root = path to Drupal
remote-host = remote IP or hostname
Then move onto...
path-aliases (%dump_dir, %files, %custom)
parent

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NEWALIASES
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drush sa @self --full --with-optional

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1./etc/drush
2. In the drush folder
3. Inside an ‘aliases’ folder within the drush folder
4.$HOME/.drush
5. Inside the Drupal ‘sites’ folder
Alias ﬁle name saved as:
1.ALIASNAME.alias.drushrc.php
2.aliases.drushrc.php
3.GROUPNAME.aliases.drushrc.php
ALIASDETECTION

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ADVANCEDUSES
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// Easy database syncing!
drush sync @qa @stage
// Easy file syncing!
drush rsync @stage @prod

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DOCUMENTATION
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drush help sa
drush docs-aliases
Basic help
Detailed docs & example code
www.drush.org

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Site Aliases: Powerful Drupal Administration Using Drush by Chris Charlton

1. P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com Powerful Drupal Administration Using Drush O C T 2 5 , 2 0 1 1 EXIT

2. STAUFFER NEW MEDIA DEVELOPMENT EXIT 2 ABOUTME AUTHOR • Drupal & Flex book (2007) • Drupal Themes on Lynda.com CONTRIBUTOR • Donate and contribute Drupal code • Level 7 on CertiﬁedToRock.com • Drupal since 2005 COMMUNITY LEADER • Organizer, Speaker, Volunteer • Teaching since 2007 SENIOR CONSULTANT • Stauffer.com (based in L.A.) • PHP/Drupal • Web Architecture & Development P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com

3. EXIT 3 PART#1 Site Aliases Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 STAUFFER NEW MEDIA DEVELOPMENT P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com

4. EXIT 4 BESTPRACTICE DEVELOPMENT “Dev” DEV STAGE PROD STAGING “Stage” PRODUCTION “Prod” or “Live” STAUFFER NEW MEDIA DEVELOPMENT P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com

5. EXIT 5 BESTERPRACTICER TESTING “QA” QA STAGE PROD STAGING “Stage” PRODUCTION “Prod” or “Live” STAUFFER NEW MEDIA DEVELOPMENT P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com DEVELOPMENT “Dev” DEV

6. EXIT 6 ELPROBLEMO P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com STAUFFER NEW MEDIA DEVELOPMENT Big Problem: Wasted time and energyProblem: Communication confusion Problem: Unfriendly interface > drush long-command --url=example.com --not-fun --complex --hard-to-read=TRUE --wish-this-was-easier --FML My “Dev” or your “Dev”? Wait! You have your own “Dev”? drupal example.com example.local dev.example.com stage.example.com old.example.com beta.example.com

7. P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com STAUFFER NEW MEDIA DEVELOPMENT EXIT 7 P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com We nickname projects. We nickname clients. We nickname environments.

8. P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com STAUFFER NEW MEDIA DEVELOPMENT EXIT 8 P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com We nickname our sites

9. P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com STAUFFER NEW MEDIA DEVELOPMENT EXIT 9 P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com Drush Site Aliases Allow nicknames to be recognized for Drupal sites and their settings.

10. P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com STAUFFER NEW MEDIA DEVELOPMENT EXIT 10 P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com $ drush @dev status ... is the same as... $ drush --root=/path/to/drupal --uri=dev.example.com status

11. EXIT 11 IMMEDIATEGAIN P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com STAUFFER NEW MEDIA DEVELOPMENT Convenience* Standards* Speed Share Archive *some assembly required

12. STAUFFER NEW MEDIA DEVELOPMENT EXIT 12 DEFAULTALIASES P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com @self default

13. STAUFFER NEW MEDIA DEVELOPMENT EXIT 13 MYALIASES P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com @self default @project_1 @project_1.dev @project_1.qa @project_1.stage @project_1.prod

14. STAUFFER NEW MEDIA DEVELOPMENT EXIT 14 LISTALIASES P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com drush sa

15. STAUFFER NEW MEDIA DEVELOPMENT EXIT 15 CONFIGSETTINGS P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com Start with... uri = site domain db-url = database connection string root = path to Drupal remote-host = remote IP or hostname Then move onto... path-aliases (%dump_dir, %files, %custom) parent

16. STAUFFER NEW MEDIA DEVELOPMENT EXIT 16 NEWALIASES P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com drush sa @self --full --with-optional

17. P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com STAUFFER NEW MEDIA DEVELOPMENT EXIT 17 P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com 1./etc/drush 2. In the drush folder 3. Inside an ‘aliases’ folder within the drush folder 4.$HOME/.drush 5. Inside the Drupal ‘sites’ folder Alias ﬁle name saved as: 1.ALIASNAME.alias.drushrc.php 2.aliases.drushrc.php 3.GROUPNAME.aliases.drushrc.php ALIASDETECTION

18. STAUFFER NEW MEDIA DEVELOPMENT EXIT 18 ADVANCEDUSES P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com // Easy database syncing! drush sync @qa @stage // Easy file syncing! drush rsync @stage @prod

19. STAUFFER NEW MEDIA DEVELOPMENT EXIT 19 DOCUMENTATION P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com drush help sa drush docs-aliases Basic help Detailed docs & example code www.drush.org

20. P: 949-230-3594 / ccharlton@stauffer.com www.Stauffer.com THANKYOUATTEND FUTURE MEETUPS FOR PARTS 2&3 EXIT STAUFFER NEW MEDIA DEVELOPMENT Now Hiring

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