Pantheon release notes

Running WordPress and Drupal as a Backend API

Learn the basics of using WordPress or Drupal as a headless API backend.

Manage Some Dependencies with Composer

Get your feet wet with Composer on WordPress or Drupal 7 before going all in.

We've upgraded to PHP 5.6.32, 7.0.26, and 7.1.12. See our documentation to learn how to upgrade your PHP version.

Drupal 8.4.3 has been pushed to all Drupal 8 site dashboards.

Terminus Configuration File

Learn how to define default options for your Terminus commands.

Drupal Commerce on Drupal 9

This new guide describes using Composer to create a Drupal Commerce site.

Using WP SAML Auth with Google Apps

This doc from Daniel Bachhuber explains how to use Google Apps to authenticate users on your WordPress site.

• Added the HTML Tidy PHP extension.
• Fixed an issue where the Redis cache was not cleared during clone operations.
• Fixed an issue where repeated UTM_* parameters caused an infinite redirect loop.

WordPress 4.9.1 has been pushed to all WordPress site dashboards. This is a security release, and we suggest everyone upgrade immediately.

Over 200,000 sites are already on Pantheon's Global CDN, but if you still have sites pointing to the legacy, deprecated infrastructure, you can now see which sites need an upgrade from your User or Organization Dashboard. Find the required DNS information from the Domains / HTTPS tab on each site environment. Complete the upgrade as soon as possible, and let us know if you have any questions.

Global CDN now respects the no-store directive in the cache-control header.

On newly created sites, you are now directed to install your WordPress or Drupal CMS as the next step.