We have gone through the majority of Drush commands. As you may have realized, they have many things in common. This will help you understand and make the most of new commands faster in the future. With the knowledge gained in this chapter, you are now able to deal with Drupal installations, module management, upgrades, cache and image clearing, user management, database handling, backups, tests, and monitoring much more effectively than through the Administration interface. Hopefully, you have also started to feel that the terminal is your friend and a tool to master, in order to progress even further.

In the next chapter, we will learn how to write our own Drush commands, configure Drush to load attributes and arguments automatically, execute commands in remote machines, and altering existing commands to fit our needs.