Varnish is one of the most efficient tools available to scale Drupal or any dynamic web application to the masses. Drupal.org uses it, Facebook uses it, I use it ;) There are a bunch of modules available that allow simple caching and cache clearing rules, but I have found none that use all of Varnish's more flexible aspects.
This project is an exported feature (Features module).
It contains workflow that is build with Rules and Rules Links modules as an example for session on DrupalForum 2012 in Zaporozhye.
Here is some features:
This project contains code useful at the Rules Mastery training at DrupalCon Denver: http://denver2012.drupal.org/content/rules-mastery
This module provides a time-based cart expiration feature for Drupal Commerce.
This simple module provides client IP based node access restrictions.
Each node gets two additional fields to add a list of IP addresses that are allowed to update or see the node. The module does not allow access to a node when the client IP address matches one of the allowed IPs but rather denies access if there is no match:
Processes data from a supported source (e.g. XML) into targets mapped to entities and entity-like items (via the Entity API). This module presents an intuitive administrative interface for managing and executing data imports. Based on the highly flexible Rules framework, Portables is specifically optimized for data import configuration, simplifying the administrative process for a predictable outcome.
This module only provides support for Flag API VERSION 2.0!
This is a simple module that uses the Flag module API to add an additional flag type to allow you to flag media files.
You can then use the flag in the same way you would with any of the other default flags. An example would be to display a list of the current user's flagged files using Views.
The module also requires the File Entity module.
Add rdf/html/xhtml-vocab rel="next" sort of meta tags describing menu navigation when displaying nodes.
Inserts rel links pointing up, down and sideways to give semantic scrapers clues about the site structure.
Renders the RDFa that your Drupal7 site is outputting in a graphical form.
This is something of a successor to graphviz_filter, although it has nothing to do with input filters any more.
Radically, it has very little to do with Drupal internals any more either. This tool just inspects your rendered pages and then parses the RDFa hints out of them, so you are really seeing what the search engines and semantic scrapers are seeing.
Current work is just using it to try and autogenerate site navigation diagrams and content relationships using HTML REL links and embedded metadata, but it can also expose data relationships such as A Drupal-managed staff directory showing team membership and heirarchy
Output options include
Traditional "RDF Graphs" are horrible computer-science things, but I've found that with only a little coercing, the graphviz renderer can be told to do a much nicer job of it.
Rules OG Mail Actions Module Provides Rules Actions to send E-mails to all Members of an Organic Group in Different Formats. Currently drupal mail only.
INSTALLATION:
Normal module installation.
HOW TO USE:
- Add one of these Actions to your Rule
- When Tokens module is enabled you can use Tokens to customise your Message
( [node:site-url], [node:title], [node:author-name], [node:ogname], [node:nid], [node:ogalias], [node:og-id], [node:field_mybodyfield-formatted], etc )
