Drupal provides an installation script that automatically populates database tables and configures the correct settings in the settings.php file. This section covers preparing for installation, running the installation script itself, and the steps that should be done after running the installation script has completed. It also explains how to do a "multi site" installation, where a number of different Drupal sites run off the same code base.

No doubts, as an open source content management system, Drupal has become popular. Since its launch in 2001, it has been a popular blogging and social community. True that Drupal has always been in competition with WordPress, and, at some areas Drupal has been overshadowed by WordPress, but with the launch of this new version, Drupal seems to outdo all the criticisms and prove it as one the best. For instance; the installation of WordPress was much preferred to that of Drupal, but, Drupal 7 has made the installation simpler and has tried to make the overall experience more user friendly. However, both; WordPress and Drupal have their own significance, so, rather than comparing both, we should try out which works the best for us. Now, let’s discuss about Drupal 7.

Drupal 7- First to Implement RDF: Ever heard of the Semantic Web? It is actually a group of methods enabling machines to understand the meaning (semantics) of information on the World Wide Web. And RDF is the technology used to implement this Semantic Web on our websites, Drupal 7 being the first to implement it. And this makes the new version even more recommendable.