Scott Jacobson, Desmond Gardfrey, and Eric Sembrat were able to get Georgia Tech's MediaSpace working as an oembed provider for Drupal media. Below is the method they developed.
Add the OEmbed Providers module
This section houses guides, tips, and tricks for working with multimedia (video, audio, etc.) in Drupal, whether through the Drupal 8/9 Media library system, or through other means.
Eventually, the time comes to say goodbye to a Drupal site, but doing so is not always as easy as it may seem. Below are tips and tricks for shutting down a site gracefully without losing your sanity along the way.
Most Drupal 9 installations on campus will be hosted on OIT Web Hosting and managed through composer (not Installatron as was used for Drupal 7 and earlier). Updating Drupal 9 under composer is relatively straightforward, but does involve several steps:
For most general use cases, we recommend the OIT Web Hosting turnkey install option of Drupal 9: when requesting a new Web Hosting account, you can mark the Drupal Express option on the request form and your account will be pre-loaded with a ready-to-use version of Drupal 9 complete with the official Georgia Tech web theme and page layout system.
As announced by the Office of Information Technology on 2/4/2021:
Notes, tips, and tricks for upgrading a Drupal 8 site to Drupal 9
You've upgraded your Drupal 8 site to 8.8+ and now get the following warning in your site's Status Report.
Warning!
Drupal 7 reaches it's end of life on November 28, 2022! It is strongly recommended that you do not start any new sites on Drupal 7, but rather use Drupal 9 or a different content management system. The instructions below are provided solely as a reference
Whether you are an experienced Drupal developer / site administrator who has come to Georgia Tech, or an existing staff member asked to venture into the world of Drupal, you may be wondering how you should get started with using Drupal for a Georgia Tech website.
