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Nick Schuch

System Operations Lead

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Nick has been an active member of the Drupal community for his entire career, bringing deep expertise in modern web platforms and cloud-native infrastructure to his work at PreviousNext. He’s worked with Kubernetes for over a decade, building container-based hosting platforms that prioritise performance, scalability, and security. 

As the architecture lead of PreviousNext’s hosting platform, Skpr, Nick has been closely involved in the product since its launch in 2016. In addition to his engineering work, Nick regularly shares his expertise with the broader technology community through detailed blog posts and at international conferences.

My blog posts

Isolate your Drupal sites with Docker and Puppet.

I recently spoke at the Drupal Melbourne meetup about running Puppet and Docker to improve isolation when running multiple sites on the one host. It's alot of work to get setup properly for a remote speaker so I would like to thank the organisers for allowing me to present.

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Embedding Responsive iframes in your Drupal site

Implementing iframe elements can be troublesome for both content editors and developers, that's even before trying to make them responsive. After some recent project work I'm here to tell you there is an easy way to handle them.

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Learning how to fail (a Drupal CI odyssey)

Over the past year we have gone through many iterations of our CI system, 3 major versions to be exact (not counting minor updates). During this time we have focused on stability, speed and documentation. These are the major changes that we have found make a huge difference.

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Search API Solr Overrides

Maintaining multiple Drupal 7 environments with unique configuration is hard. Maintaining different Solr configuration for these environments is even harder. Enter Search API Solr Overrides; the easier approach.

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An Introduction to Bean Module

Bean stands for Block Entities Aren’t Nodes and provides a new method of displaying content on a Drupal site. Still require some clarification as to what this module provides? I sure did when I first looked at Bean so I will take you through the basics of implementing your own module that takes advantage of Beans. 

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