What is Drupal?
Drupal is a content management framework or CMS (short for Content Management System) that is free, modular, multipurpose, and highly configurable, allowing you to publish articles, images, and files, and also offers the possibility of additional services such as forums, surveys, polls, blogs, and user and permission management.
It is a dynamic system in which, instead of storing content permanently in static files in the server's file system, the text content of pages and other settings are stored in a database and edited using a web environment.
It is free software, licensed under GNU/GPL, written in PHP, compatible with MySQL, and developed and maintained by an active community of users. It stands out for the quality of its code and the pages it generates, its adherence to web standards, and its special emphasis on the usability and consistency of the entire system.
Drupal's design is particularly well suited to building and managing online communities, and also stands out for its flexibility and adaptability, which, together with the large number of additional modules available, makes it suitable for creating many different types of websites.
A module (module) is software that extends Drupal's functionality and/or features. It comes with preloaded modules depending on the version, and you can add any others you need based on the site's functionality.
How do you access Drupal if its login module is disabled?
If the Drupal login module on your Cloud Server is disabled and you cannot log in through your Drupal home page, the URL for accessing Drupal as an authenticated user is:
http://elnombredetudominio.com/?q=user
Note
Remember to replace “elnombredetudominio.com” with your domain name, and “user” with the name of the user you want to log in as.