Drupal Support
Drupal 10 reaches end of life on December 9: a calm upgrade plan
On December 9, 2026, Drupal 10 reaches end of life. After that date it receives no further releases, including security releases. If your site runs Drupal 10, this is the season to plan the move to Dr...
The security review we run on a website we inherit
Every few months a business comes to us with a website that somebody else built, often years ago, and a simple question: is it in good shape? Sometimes the question is prompted by a story in the news....
Your site is yours: handover packages with a one-command restore
There is a question clients sometimes hesitate to ask, usually somewhere near the start of a relationship: if we ever wanted to leave, how hard would that be? It is a fair question, and we would rathe...
What managed hosting actually means for your Drupal site
Managed hosting is one of those phrases that gets used for very different things. Sometimes it means a server with a control panel and a support address. Sometimes it means somebody will respond if th...
Email that arrives: transactional mail done properly
Every website sends email. Password resets, order confirmations, contact form notifications, the message that tells your sales team a quote request just came in. Almost nobody mentions these when they...
What we monitor on every site, and why silence is the goal
The best months in a hosting relationship are the ones where the client hears nothing from us at all. No alerts forwarded, no incident summaries, no requests to look at something. Just a website that ...
The difference between Drupal support and Drupal repair
Two very different services get sold under the name Drupal support. One is repair: a page goes down, a form stops sending, a ticket goes out, someone digs in, and the fire gets put out. The other is t...
A delivery model that keeps Drupal projects predictable
Surprises in web projects are almost always expensive and almost always avoidable. A feature that takes far longer than estimated. A dependency nobody noticed until week six. A stakeholder seeing the ...
Have a Drupal question your team is trying to think through?
If you are weighing a rebuild, a migration, a support decision, or a technical direction change, we are happy to talk it through.