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End of Life for Drupal 7: What to do? [Infographic]
Isabel Lopes
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This post was first published on Omibee's blog.
Is your website currently running on Drupal 7? Sorry to break you the bad news, but Drupal 7's end of life is near, meaning it will no longer be supported by core maintainers with fixes, security releases, or enhancements.
Basically, your website will be at a much higher risk and functionalities will no longer be sustainable or compatible. By 2021, Drupal 7, as well as Drupal 8, will become history and Drupal 9 will be the "new kid in town".
Don't worry you're not alone - 4 out of 5 Drupal sites are still on Drupal 7.
If you're wondering what to do next, you've come to the right place. In this infographic, we share the why, when and how to ensure your website keeps running as seamlessly as possible, for years to come.
If you need any help with your upgrade, join us for coffee!