Contribs for Aegir 7.x-3.x
1. Extensions to Hostmaster (frontend)
- Hosting Git
- This is a simple module for the Aegir project that adds a 'Git pull', 'Git checkout' and 'Git clone' task for sites.
- The successor of Hosting site Git & Hosting platform Git
- Hosting Logs
- This is a simple module for the Aegir project that adds a 'Logs' tab to sites and platforms. Showing Apache error, Git commit and watchdog logs.
- Hosting Platform Pathauto
- This is an add-on module for the Aegir hosting system: http://aegirproject.org/ This module simply makes a little time-saving tweak when creating a new platform: ...
- Hosting tasks extra
- This module extends Aegir hostmaster (and drush/provision) with some additional tasks. Such as: cache-clear and registry-rebuild.
- Now also includes the functionality from Aegir HTTP basic authentication
2. Extensions to Provision (backend)
Starting from Aegir 7.x-3.x the Drush component can be included in a 'drush' directory in the same git repository as the hosting module.
Therefore this list will be shorter then for previous versions.
3. Puppet modules
Those projects allow you to manage Aegir instance(s) through Puppet. Chef recipes also welcome, we don't discriminate.
4. Others
- Aegir up
- Aegir-up is a Drush extension that deploys a local instance of the Aegir Hosting System atop Vagrant and Virtualbox, for development and testing purposes.
- DevShop
- DevShop is a Drupal Development Environment Manager built on Aegir.
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DevShop creates Aegir platforms and sites automatically from Git URLs. It tracks multiple Projects and allows multiple environments to be created for each Project, such as dev, test, and live. It provides tools to Pull Code, Sync Data, Commit Features, and Run Tests on these environments, and provides a dashboard with useful links and information for developers.
5. Your module here?
Developers: Please add your contributed module here, and feel free to put install instructions or other documentation in a child page. If you are looking for ways of extending Aegir or have already done so and want to document the internals of your module, head over to the extending Aegir page.