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# Multisite

## Acquia Cloud settings
This document will walk you through the steps to set up a multisite BLT-based project.

In the `settings.php` for your multisite, add the `require` statement for your multisite database credentials *before* the `require` statement for `blt.settings.php`. E.g.,
## Acquia Cloud setup

Start by following the [Acquia Cloud multisite instructions](https://docs.acquia.com/acquia-cloud/multisite) to configure your codebase for Acquia Cloud. Specifically, these instructions should walk you through:

1. Creating a new database in Cloud.
2. Creating a new site directory in your codebase. It's recommended to name each directory according to the site's primary domain (e.g. docroot/sites/example.com).
3. Creating a sites.php file to direct incoming HTTP requests to the appropriate site. Note that if you name your sites according to their domain names, and use a canonical approach to subdomains (local.example.com, dev.example.com, example.com), you don't need to modify sites.php at all--but the file does need to exist, even if it's empty.
4. Adding the site-specific settings include to each site's settings.php file. In the `settings.php` for your multisite, add the `require` statement for your multisite database credentials *before* the `require` statement for `blt.settings.php`. E.g.,

if (file_exists('/var/www/site-php')) {
require '/var/www/site-php/mysite/multisitename-settings.inc';
}

require DRUPAL_ROOT . "/../vendor/acquia/blt/settings/blt.settings.php";

## BLT setup

Start by setting `$site_dir` in each site's settings.php, prior to the `blt.settings.php` include. This is necessary for BLT to set a number of configurations correctly, such as your public and private file paths:

$site_dir = 'example.com';

Ensure that your new project has `$settings['install_profile']` set, or Drupal core will attempt (unsuccessfully) to write it to disk!

At this point you should have a functional multisite codebase that can be installed on Acquia Cloud.

TODO: Add instructions for integration with BLT development workflows and DrupalVM.