What it means

This order directs federal agencies to increase efficiency, reduce waste, and cut costs while protecting the environment. Agencies must reduce energy and water use, increase renewable energy consumption, and implement sustainable building practices in federal facilities.

Expected impact

• Lower operating costs for federal buildings through improved energy efficiency and reduced resource consumption
• Decreased environmental footprint of government operations
• Enhanced accountability through required tracking and reporting of sustainability metrics
• Greater coordination between agencies on environmental performance standards
• Streamlined compliance requirements, potentially reducing administrative burden

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View all comments�Getting Started with the Drush Dashboard

The Drush Dashboard is meant to be a simple, easy-to-understand, way of overseeing the general status of a Drupal site. The Dashboard shows which Drupal modules are installed and enabled, a snapshot of PHP settings as they relate to Drupal, Drupal permissions, and useful information about the database.

About the Dashboard

The Drush dashboard is primarily a single view of the "health" of a Drupal site. System engineers, server admins, and project managers can frequently find this view helpful in understanding the aspects of a Drupal site that are not immediately present on the site itself.

Installing the Dashboard

The dashboard can be installed as a Drush module. To do so, grab the latest stable release from: <INSERT URL>

Alternatively, the dashboard can be "bootstrapped" directly into a running Drush instance and operated from there. This is a good option if you want to try the dashboard without installing the module. See the 'Using the Bootstrap' section below.

Commandline Help

Drush comes with a variety of help resources for the dashboard.

Once installed, you can run:

$ drush help dashboard Provides an overview of your Drupal installation

Arguments: section Optional. The name of a section to show. If this is not supplied, a list of available sections is shown.

Options: --raw Display machine-readable output as PHP serialized variable. --html Format output as as HTML document. (Default)

Aliases: dash

$ drush dashboard Available dashboard sections: contrib Lists all contrib modules that are installable, enabled, disabled, and more. core Lists all core modules that are installable, enabled, disabled, and more. custom Lists all custom modules that are installable, enabled, disabled, and more. database Provides a report about the database server, size of database, etc. info Provides a report about the current Drupal installation. permissions Lists all of the permissions that are available from hook_permission(). php Lists PHP configuration settings. status Provides information about the general health of this Drupal site.

Run drush dashboard <section-name> to show just the section named <section-name>.

Viewing Individual Sections

The dashboard can be used as a whole, or one section can be viewed at a time. For example, to view just the status section:

$ drush dashboard status +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | STATUS SECTION | +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Drupal root | /Users/mbutcher/Sites/drupal-test | | Site path | sites/default | | Database driver | mysql | | Database Host | localhost | | Database name | drupal_test | | Database user | root | | Default Theme | garland | | Admin Theme | garland | | PHP binary | /usr/bin/php | | PHP config | /etc/php.ini | | PHP OS | Darwin | | PHP version | 5.3.4 | | Drush version | Unknown | | Drush conf | /Users/mbutcher/.drush/drushrc.php | | Drush alias | @none | +----------------------------------------------------------------------+

Creating Custom Dashboard Sections

After installing the dashboard, you can create your