Content Hub

Importing content into a subscriber

In the process of importing content into a subscriber site, the entity exported from the publisher site is recreated on the subscriber site as a local copy. Content Hub imports all the dependencies of the entity, such as taxonomy terms, file attachments, or paragraphs.

The following table lists the methods for importing content into a subscriber site:

MethodDescription
Manual syndicationSelect the specific entities to import into a subscriber site using Publisher’s Dashboard. Manual syndication provides flexibility for publishers and subscribers to directly control the content imported to a site.
Automatic syndication with filtersCreate saved filters that automatically syndicate content based on criteria such as taxonomy term, entity type, or bundle. The filters are assigned to specific subscriber sites, and those sites import new entities that match the criteria when they are exported to Content Hub.
Note

When a subscriber connects to the Content Hub service, they need to import content. The subscriber can import content either by manual syndication or by updating the saved filters to attach a new subscriber.

The following process automatically updates the previously imported content:

  1. After an entity is imported into a subscriber site, the entity is added to the interest list of the subscriber site.
  2. When the publisher site exports new changes to the entity, the subscriber site is notified and the entity is added to the import queue of the subscriber site.
  3. When the import queue is processed, the subscriber site imports all changes to the entity.

Manual or automatic syndication is only used to establish the initial relationship between an entity and a subscriber.

Configuring your Drupal site as a subscriber

To configure your Drupal site as a subscriber:

  • Install Content Hub.
  • Enable the acquia_contenthub_subscriber module through the Drupal admin interface.

Processing the import queue

The following are the ways to process the import queue:

To process the import queue asynchronously, Acquia recommends you to configure scheduled jobs. Additionally, you can set up the scheduled jobs to run on dedicated cron servers if your Drupal Cloud subscription provides such servers.

Purging the import queue

To clear the import queue on a subscriber site:

  • Go to Administration > Configuration > Web services > Acquia Content Hub.
  • Click the Import tab.
  • When the queue has items, locate Purge existing queues in the Run the import queue section.
  • Click Purge to clear the import queue.

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