Basic Setup For Drupal 10 in AWS

Basically the environment will consist of an Application Load Balancer (ALB), two or more Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) instances, an Elastic File System (EFS), and a Relational Database Service (RDS) instance. The EFS provides shared file storage for the EC2 instances to access, while the RDS instance provides the MySQL database that Drupal will use, and the ALB distributes incoming web traffic to the EC2 instances. It is critical to understand that each of these components will bet setup with redundancy and fail-over capability across two or more Availability Zones (AZs) in a single AWS Region.

Source: Setup Drupal 10 with High Availability in AWS Linux 2023 | SYSOPS GUIDE

Article gives a good basic starting setup getting Drupal up and running in AWS and leveraging AWS tools. I will be interested in seeing how it scales.

Drupal 11 is now open for development, Drupal 10.3.x is branched

Starting today, the Drupal 11.x branch is used for building the next major Drupal version, Drupal 11. This means that major version specific changes can now happen on the Drupal 11.x branch. This includes dependency and requirements updates and removal of deprecated API and extensions. Details are available in the allowed changes during Drupal core release cycle document. Drupal 11 is planned to be released either on the week of June 17, week of July 29 or week of December 9, 2024, depending on when beta requirements are completed.

Source: Drupal 11 is now open for development, Drupal 10.3.x is branched