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Received — 8 December 2025 Drupal - Open Source Content Platform | #Celebr8D8

If a DevOps tool is free in your own cloud… would you trust it?

Example: DevPanel — the entire dashboard (multi-env workflows, CI/CD, Kubernetes automation, cloud IDE, etc.) is free if you deploy it inside your AWS/Azure/DO account.

No per-user fees, no “team tier,” no SaaS billing.
You just run it like any other self-hosted tool.

Pros I see:

  • No vendor lock-in
  • No per-seat tax
  • Your data stays in your cloud
  • Costs are just your infra usage
  • Easy to scale with your existing IAM/security

Cons?

  • You manage the deployment
  • No SaaS “push-button” convenience
  • Some orgs prefer vendors to host everything

Would your team use a DevOps platform that’s free under a BYOC model?

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Drupal Canvas Demo - a short tour of what's possible now

Drupal Canvas Demo - a short tour of what's possible now

In this video, I explain the core features of Drupal Canvas including how the UI is structured, how page editing and building works and also showcase how the AI page builder works.

This is a little (actually a big) revolution for Drupal as page building was always a pain point. Drupal Canvas solves that and with the release of version 1 Drupal Canvas, it's ready for production!

Are you already using Drupal Canvas?

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How does one get better at using Views?

I've been having a heck of a time wrangling certain complex views in Drupal 10 and it's driving me up the wall. I'm a solo dev, so have been really banging my head off the wall on this. I don't really expect anyone to be able to solve this for me, but I just wanted to ask if there's anywhere that actually walks through more than basic Views problems? I've looked on YouTube and often found really simple examples, but nothing that unravels multi-layer complexity.

My use case is

- Content type called Resources

- A field within that page to reference a taxonomy called Contributors

- Contributors points to a Content type called Profiles, or a taxonomy page of Resources should they not have a full Profile

- I want to show a block with photo, name, title and link to the relevant profile/taxonomy page. I'm using Fields to pull this together, then outputting custom HTML

- I can get all the relevant Contributors to show up, but some show up in triplicate.

The issue seems to be something to do with Relationships in the View, but I for the life of me can't figure it out. I feel like I need to better understand just what Relationships and Contextual Filters are actually doing and why they would be showing multiple results. But I don't even know where to look to fill this knowledge gap. I've tried various AI chatbot solutions and they often muddle the issue way more than anything.

Edit: It looks like my solution was turning on Aggregation, then choosing Group by Entity ID in my Fields and it got rid of the duplicates.

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Dripyard is doing another webinar: this time demo of Canvas + Dripyard themes

It's going to be content and demo heavy, including

  • Standard Canvas usage for your editors
  • Comparisons with other Drupal page builders
  • Tips and tricks for development
  • Common Canvas “gotchas” and how we work around them
  • Using Canvas patterns effectively
  • Walkthroughs of Dripyard components and how they work inside Canvas
  • The current limitations of Canvas and how to navigate them
  • Q & A

Register at https://dripyard.com/blog/dripyard-webinar-drupal-canvas

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