Developing a Migration tool from Drupal to Storyblok: Engineering Look

Зображення до статті Developing a Migration tool from Drupal to Storyblok: Engineering Look
Зображення до статті Developing a Migration tool from Drupal to Storyblok: Engineering Look

The article discusses the evolution of content management systems, including the transition from monolithic CMS to headless architectures, and the challenges that it creates, especially when migrating from outdated systems to modern platforms. The author describes the experience of migration from Drupal to Storyblok, revealing the features of both systems.

🚀 Drupal uses the PHP-field entity model, whereas Storyblok uses the flexible structure of Stories and Blocks designed for headless delivery. These systems process content architecture quite differently.

💡 The author also shares the instructions for using the script for a simple but flexible migration of content from Drupal to Storyblok and the process of creating such a script.

  • 📌 It is important to understand the features of both systems for successful migration
  • 📌 Migration architecture planning is an important step
  • 📌 Migration tool combines two main components: a special Drush team that is engaged in Maping and Content Transformation, and a new PHP client for API Storyblok
  • 📌 For reliable and predicted migration it is important to ensure the reliability
🧩 Summary: Developing a Drupal migration tool to Storyblok requires an understanding of the features of both systems, the planning of migration architecture and taking into account technical restrictions. Key aspects include Maping and Content Transformation, Error Processing and Productivity Optimization.
🧠 Own considerations: content migration between different systems requires a deep understanding of both systems and can be a difficult task. However, with correct planning, analyzing and testing it is possible to ensure successful migration. It is also important to take into account that each migration is unique and may require specific solutions.
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