In the previous entry, we learned that the Migrate API is an implementation of an ETL framework. We also talked about the steps involved in writing and running migrations. Now, let’s write our first Drupal migration. We are going to start with a very basic example: creating nodes out of hardcoded data. For this, we assume a Drupal installation using the standard installation profile which comes with the Basic Page content type.
The Migrate API is a very flexible and powerful system that allows you to collect data from different locations and store tham in Drupal— it is a full-blown extract, transform, and load (ETL) framework.
Sometimes it is necessary to add extra information in our entities in order to migrate the content to Drupal 8.
Ben and Clayton are leading a session on what your nonprofit needs to know to successfully migrate to Drupal 8.
Come to Seattle, Washington and learn how to migrate content into Drupal 8.
List of resources for migrating into Drupal 8.
Inadvertently sent emails are the worse. Here's how to avoid sending them when running a migration.