Deploy Drupal on Antyxsoft Cloud

A preconfigured Drupal image for portals, intranets and structured content — with the taxonomy, workflow and access control that larger sites need.

By
Drupal Association
OS
Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
Licence
Open source — no additional charge
Deploy this app

Create an instance, pick Marketplace App at the template step, and choose it from the list. You pay for the instance.

What Drupal gives you

Drupal is an open-source content management framework built for sites whose content has structure: many content types, taxonomies, editorial states and granular permissions. Where a simpler CMS models everything as a page, Drupal models fields and relationships, which is why it shows up behind government, university and large corporate sites.

The Marketplace image arrives with the web server, PHP and database layer configured, so the first task is the site installation profile rather than the stack underneath it.

Key features

  • Structured content. Custom content types, fields and taxonomies, with views that query them without writing SQL.
  • Editorial workflow. Draft, review and published states with per-role permissions and revision history.
  • Multilingual. Translation of content, interface and configuration is part of core, not a bolt-on.
  • Access control. Fine-grained roles and permissions down to individual fields.
  • API-first. JSON:API and REST in core for headless or hybrid front ends.

What is in the image

ApplicationLatest stable Drupal release
Web stackWeb server, PHP-FPM and database, preconfigured
AccessFull root access over SSH
Suggested sizeFrom 2 vCPU / 4 GB RAM; scale with editors and traffic

Good fit for

  • Portals and intranets Many content types, many editors, clear permissions.
  • Public sector and education Accessibility, multilingual and audit requirements met in core.
  • Headless front ends Serve a React or mobile client from the same content model.

Getting started

Four steps from sign-in to a running application. The full walkthrough, with screenshots, is in the knowledge base.

  1. 01
    Log in to the Cloud Portal

    Sign in at portal.antyxsoft.io and start creating an instance, choosing the region closest to your users.

  2. 02
    At Select Template, open Marketplace App

    In the instance creation flow, switch from operating-system images to the Marketplace App tab.

  3. 03
    Pick the template and deploy

    Select the ready-to-go template, confirm the plan and region, then review and deploy. The instance boots with the application installed.

  4. 04
    Finish the application setup

    Open the instance address, run the installation profile, then point your domain at the instance and issue a TLS certificate.

Before it carries real traffic

  • Attach a Cloud Firewall that opens only the ports this application needs, with management access limited to your own addresses.
  • Schedule backups covering both the database and the application's data directory.
  • Add a Block Storage volume for data that will outgrow the instance disk.
  • Put it inside a VPC when it needs private access to other services.

Support

Antyxsoft supports the image and the infrastructure it runs on. Application-level questions are also covered by the upstream project's own documentation and community.

Supported byAntyxsoft
Support hours08:00 – 17:00 EEST

What is covered

Antyxsoft covers

The image itself, deployment problems, the instance, storage, network and platform availability.

You control

Configuration, add-ons, content, application updates and anything you change inside the guest.

Need it managed?

Ask about managed operations — updates, monitoring and backup handled for you.

Frequently asked questions

Is Drupal harder to run than WordPress?
It asks more of the person building the site and less of the person maintaining it. The content model is explicit, which pays off on sites with many content types and editors.
Which version does the image install?
The current stable release, with the web server, PHP and database configured. You choose the installation profile when you first open the site.
Can I use it headlessly?
Yes. JSON:API and REST are in core, so the same content model can serve a React front end or a mobile client.

A CMS that grows with the content model

Deploy the Drupal image in the region you need and start with the content architecture, not the server build.