Keeping track of security updates across a lot of sites is harder than it sounds. @moerazem's session at Open Source Camp Chattanooga is about doing it without missing anything. Nov 13-14, UTC Library. @DrupalNooga
We're a Platinum Sponsor of Open Source Camp Chattanooga @DrupalNooga Nov 13-14 at the UTC Library. Two talks from our team, plus two days of Drupal, WordPress, Laravel and AI.
Come say hi.
Link: https://t.co/qIkGWG6bQa
40,000 images.
500 added a month.
Switch on AI image descriptions and your first bill covers 80 months of usage. In week one.
It’s the backfill: the one-time run across everything you already have. Nobody prices it in until it lands.
How to size it before it does 👇
https://t.co/Xa7lWA3YsU
#EnterpriseAI #Drupal #CMS #AI
Your CMS runs AI on one provider.
That provider retires the model you built on. Now you’re rebuilding a feature you already shipped.
Drupal doesn’t work that way. Its AI module connects to 95 providers, so switching is a settings change, not a rewrite.
The harder calls come next 👇
https://t.co/L2GzoW5NUb
#Drupal #EnterpriseAI #DrupalAI #DrupalAIInitiative
A CMS renewal quote shows one cost line. A five-year total has eight.
Which ones can you actually control? Jon Stewart runs the math, proprietary vs open-source Drupal:
https://t.co/FC7wn3RQ7i
#Drupal#EnterpriseCMS
Know first.
Auditray is an AI-native platform for website governance and monitoring, for teams responsible for many websites.
Free beta. Any CMS.
https://t.co/F8Bsc7Wx8J
A spreadsheet tells you what was true the last time someone updated it.
Managing many websites takes four things: an inventory, an owner for each site, one written standard, and continuous checks.
A spreadsheet handles the first two. Not the last two.
Read the full article: https://t.co/yhIvZuiv45
Know first.
@getauditray
We did not build https://t.co/WdNNYdlyiB from scratch. We built it on Varbase Starter, the same template we just made free.
It is the general-purpose base under the whole Marketplace launch. One install composes 24 recipes into a working site. A Canvas home page, a blog, demo content, search and editorial workflow, ready on first boot.
It is the recipe-first successor to the old Varbase profile. The three sector templates, Horizon Aid, Educare and The Rightup, are all built on top of it.
Start here when you want a clean Drupal foundation and your own design, not a sector template. Developers building their own site templates start here too.
Free and open source, from the team behind Varbase.
Preview it, install it, or build your next template on it. Link in the first comment.
A newsroom site has one job. Get the new story in front of readers before it goes stale.
The Rightup is a free Drupal site template built for exactly that.
It installs a full publication. News and podcasts, section pages, author pages, a newsletter and a live feed ticker on the home page. Publish an article and it reaches the ticker on its own. No one edits the home page to make it appear.
Search comes with filters for category, type and date. Podcasts ship with audio and transcripts. Editors shape every layout in Drupal Canvas, without code.
Built by Vardot, from years of work with newsrooms and publishers.
Preview it, install it, or send it to your editorial team. Link: https://t.co/DB2JB5OZRw
A university website has to serve prospective students, current students, researchers and parents. Usually it serves none of them well.
Educare is a starting point that does.
It is a free Drupal site template for schools, universities and academies. It installs a full education site. Programs, admissions, research, student life, events, news and contact, ready on first boot.
Editors build new sections from ready-made patterns, so a new program page matches the design without a developer. Every page is built in Drupal Canvas. All 124 public pages are tested to WCAG 2.2 AA with zero accessibility violations, the standard most institutions are required to meet.
Built by Vardot, the team behind Varbase, with years of work for universities.
Template: https://t.co/AqCQSapVvW
Most humanitarian websites are built by three people with no time and no budget for custom development.
Horizon Aid is for them.
It is a free Drupal site template that installs a complete NGO website. Programs, the countries you work in, events, resources, a donate page and a newsletter sign-up. All there on first install, with twelve country pages of demo content you replace with your own.
Editors change every page in Drupal Canvas, without code. Nothing tracks your visitors by default. Every public page is tested to WCAG 2.2 AA, so the people who rely on you can actually use the site.
Built by Vardot, from years of work with humanitarian and UN organizations.
Preview it, install it, or send it to the nonprofit team that needs it. Link: https://t.co/5f5NYfHSab
The new Health First website just won a Splash Award.
Health First runs hospitals and its own health insurer. One website serves patients looking for care and members shopping for plans, under one brand.
Vardot rebuilt Health First on Drupal 11 as one codebase and one domain, with a front door that routes each audience into an experience built for them.
It launched ahead of Medicare open enrollment and won the Healthcare category at the International Splash Awards 2026, presented at DrupalCon Rotterdam.
The case study covers the architecture decision behind it.
Read the full case study: https://t.co/7AjLkSk5XQ
We won the Healthcare category at the 2026 International Splash Awards for our work with Health First. Pretty proud of this one.
Thanks to the Splash Awards team and everyone at DrupalCon Rotterdam.
#drupalconeur#splashawards
That's a wrap on DrupalCon Rotterdam 2026.
Three days with the Drupal community, our team in the middle of it, and plenty of ideas to carry home.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by. Until the next one.
#DrupalCon#Drupal#OpenSource
Four things enterprise teams keep getting wrong about AI in publishing:
1. Picking the model before the guardrails
2. Letting AI tools live outside the system of record
3. No audit trail when something goes wrong
4. Treating governance as a feature, not the foundation
Dries called Drupal's answer its "accidental AI advantage" at Rotterdam.
↳ The workflows, revisions, and access controls AI needs are already in the platform (no bolt-on required).
Our breakdown shows how it works, from MCP connections to shadow AI.
P.S. Which of the four is your team still getting wrong?
Read the article: https://t.co/WHTcXvcL8H
#Drupal #EnterpriseAI #AIGovernance #DigitalExperience #OpenSource
Two nominations at the International Splash Awards 2026: Best Nonprofit Website and Best Healthcare Website.
Winners announced September 28 at DrupalCon Rotterdam. We'll be there.
@drupalcon@splashawards
We're on the Open Stage at DrupalCon Rotterdam. Our CEO @moerazem, Wed 30 Sep, 10:30 CEST, introducing Auditray.
In Rotterdam? Let's meet.
More about the talk: https://t.co/g9VHyig3fS
#drupalcon#rotterdam#drupal#DrupalCommunity
For enterprise teams, the hold-up on new software is usually vendor onboarding, not the software.
Varbase is now on Microsoft Marketplace. You can add it through the Microsoft agreement your organization already holds.
https://t.co/8LqSKk32FZ
#Varbase#Drupal #MicrosoftMarketplace
Can AI actually read your Drupal site?
Not "do you rank." Whether an assistant can find, understand, and quote your content.
It comes down to 5 areas. Here they are, plus a free scorecard:
https://t.co/fyVj2hTk8C
AI reads structure, not PDFs.
If your key facts are buried in a file or one big body field, assistants guess, and guessing means skipping you.
Structured content is now the difference between getting cited and disappearing:
https://t.co/6IviBJMzHH