Drupal 10 stack
Services included in stack
| Name | Versions | Enabled by default | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| Varnish (Drupal) | 6.0 | ||
| Nginx (Drupal 10) | 1.25 | ||
| PHP (Drupal 10) | 8.3, 8.2, 8.1 | ||
| SSHD (derivative) | |||
| MariaDB | 11.4, 11.2 | ||
| Ganesha NFS provisioner | 4 | ||
| Valkey | 7.2 | ||
| Gotenberg | 8 | ||
| OpenSMTPD | 7 | ||
| Solr | 9 | ||
| Cloud MySQL | 5.7, 8 | ||
| ZooKeeper | 3.9 | ||
| PostgreSQL | 17, 16 | ||
| Cloud MariaDB | 10.3 |
- additional services can be added and deleted
- when one of the services updated the stack can be upgraded
- update stack configuration and apply changes to all app instances
Deploy Drupal 10 to managed Kubernetes in a few clicks
Connect your own account from cloud providers and let Wodby to spin up Kubernetes cluster with all infrastructure needed to run Drupal 10.
Build Drupal 10 with your own codebase by connecting a repository from the git hosting
Connect your own account from the following git providers and select your repository to be connected with the buildable service to be in used in CI.
Use CI solutions to build your Drupal 10 app
By default we offer integrated Wodby CI that knows your stack. Or use our Wodby CLI together with your CI service to build your Drupal 10 app, it already knows your stack.
Use third-party SMTP services for guaranteed email delivery
OpenSMTPD can use third-party SMTP services as relay for reliable email delivery.
Store your Drupal 10 container images securely in a private Docker registry
Out of the box we provide private docker registry with a limited storage for free.
Use managed Database solutions for your Drupal 10 app
You can chose to use managed database service instead of running database in a container for extra reliability. For that we have special "external" services (Cloud MySQL, Cloud MariaDB) that integrate with third-party database services.
Integrate your Drupal 10 app with the third-party services
Add secrets and environment variables to your Drupal 10 app, manage all your integrations with third-party services from your stack.