We are now providing richer and more accurate information about the background actions the Pantheon platform is performing on your sites. This includes commits, workflow actions and clear caches, including more details about the tasks that were performed.
Seeing intermittently slow performance? Check your slow query log and take action with New Relic.
Configuring SAML SSO for Pantheon with Okta Debugging Connectivity Issues Getting Support MIME Types The Pantheon Deploy Log Modules and Plugins with Known Issues
Tired of typing support requests on how to use the platform? No question is ignored on our Essential Technical Training Webinar, which will be held weekly starting on Thursday, June 18, at 10:00 a.m. PST. Register here. Let your team know this resource is always available.
Not on Pantheon? Get a free Drupal cloud backup! Learn more about the NodeSquirrel acquisition in Zack's blog post.
We've been optimizing Dashboard load times, specifically for the Site Dashboard. Things are looking much better. Have you noticed a difference? We'd love to hear your feedback. What is the WORST thing about using Pantheon?
We did an emergency reboot of all servers during DrupalCon to install a patch for the Venom security vulnerability.
WordPress Launch Check is an automated report you can run to make sure your site is ready to launch—built right in to the Pantheon Dashboard or available as a WP-CLI extension. For more details, see related blog post Announcing WordPress Launch Check.
WordPress 4.2 came out this month to great fanfare. For more details, see Version 4.2 announcement. A few days later, the core team released a security update. We were on it, and the most recent version is available in all Pantheon WordPress Site Dashboards. We recommend updating all of your WordPress sites as soon as possible.
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