Khanh Hoang - Kenn
Kenn is a user experience designer and front end developer who enjoys creating beautiful and usable web and mobile experiences.
>>Number 1: Architecture: 5 lỗi cần tránh trong Drupal Website
>>Number 2: Security 5 lỗi cần tránh trong Drupal Website
>>Number 3: Performance - 5 lổi cần tránh trong Drupal Website
>>Number 4: Infrastructure - 5 lỗi cần tránh trong Drupal
>>Number 5: Maintenance - 5 lỗi cần tránh trong Drupal
In the previous articles in this series, we've focused on aspects of architecture, security and performance and the choice of infrastructure. All of that work will come to little without a reliable maintenance plan. It's likely that even soon after you launch, critical improvements will need to be made, and new features added as you gain insight from usage in the wild. The process is cyclical.
The life cycle of a website begins from initial plans and extends to the end of the site. The site exists in three different phases: development, deployment, and maintenance. After the site is launched, your website lifecycle practices become critical to the success of changing and maintaining your site.
Remember that a website is a living organism. Regularly check all logs so that you’ll know where it is going. As it changes over time, you may find new ways to improve and protect it. Schedule periodic reassessment of each aspect of your site.
Keeping a large Drupal website going is a challenge on many fronts. If you follow these best practices and avoid the mistakes outlined here, you’ll find your work goes much better. You’ll keep your website functioning smoothly and your stakeholders happy.