Pantheon release notes

The most advanced content delivery network for Drupal and WordPress is now integrated directly into Pantheon. We've partnered with Fastly to deliver traffic across their edge cloud platform, and we've integrated Let's Encrypt to provide HTTPS free to all sites on our platform. This means sites on Pantheon will run even faster, content will be delivered even closer to users, and HTTPS on Pantheon is now automatic and free—forever.

Global CDN Docs

HTTPS on Pantheon’s Global CDN

Pantheon Global CDN Advanced Page Caching

Launch Essentials

Switching Sites from HTTP to Secure HTTPS

Domains and Redirects

Cloudflare Domain Configuration

New Articles

Incident Management Guide

Integrate Trello on Pantheon with Quicksilver Hooks

Integrate Pivotal Tracker Project Management Application on Pantheon with Quicksilver Hooks

Organizations using a Custom Upstream can now add and manage their upstreams without engaging Pantheon Support.

If your organization doesn’t yet use Custom Upstreams, and you are interested in access to this feature, tell us about your use-case.

WordPress CLI on Pantheon has been updated to version 1.2.1. You can read the release notes for this update here.

If you haven't updated in a while, check out the Terminus Changelog to see what's new and update to the current release.

Organizations utilizing a Custom Upstream can now set default site configurations, such as nested docroot, in the pantheon.upstream.yml file. For details, see Pantheon YAML Configuration Files.

New Relic's APM Availability Monitoring has known incompatibilities with SNI, which our HTTPS uses. Instead, we recommend configuring the free availability monitoring service within New Relic’s Synthetics Lite tool. For details, refer to New Relic APM Pro.

New Articles

Automatically Test and Deploy GitHub Changes to Pantheon from an Existing Jenkins Server

Launch Essentials

New WordPress and Drupal 8 sites now run PHP 7 by default. Drupal 7 sites will default to PHP 5.6.