Running this worked for me:

 mysqlcheck --repair --all-databases

You may need to add your credentials and hostname to the command.

Here is a quick list of modules that I find very useful. If you are a drupal developer, I encourage you to look into each of them and consider using them.

The following worked for me:

• uptime kuma

^ that's a self-hosted alternative to Uptimerobot.

From tonfotos.com.

ToC:

Handling configuration settings in custom modules involves using the Configuration API provided by Drupal. This API allows you to define, manage, and access configuration settings in a structured and consistent way. Here’s how I approach it and an example of using the Configuration API in Drupal 10/11:

Using the Configuration API

In order to override the text of the password reset emails in Keycloak, you want to do the following.

Make your own copy of the default themes. These can currently be found at: https://github.com/Halazv2/keycloak-theme/tree/master/themes/base/email 

Then, make changes to the theme as appropriate. There are several themes: the login theme stores the styling of the login pages. But the email theme contains the wording of the emails.