The org bought a domain for the site. They installed D8, using the instructions you used earlier, with some minor differences.
The sample solution is in a subdomain. You can tell from the URL: https://gamerz.cybercour.se/
. The domain is cybercour.se
. The subdomain is gamerz
. Installing D8 in a subdomain lets me make sure that the different instances of Drupal (gamerz
, adoptadog
, etc.) don’t interfere with each other.
The team installed D8 in their new domain itself, not a subdomain. So:
- They didn’t create a subdomain.
- They uploaded D8 to the
public_html
directory.
Other than that, they did the same as before. Created a DB, created a user, gave the user permission to access the DB… the usual.
You already have a D8 in the subdomain gamerz
on your domain. If you haven’t, make it.