Pantheon drupal vm code#

Some of the steps below will require devops support. There are lots of other possibilities for what can be done using Pantheon’s tools, for example we could use Travis CI to push a feature branch to Pantheon, create a new multidev environment for it via the Terminus, sync the test environment’s database to it, and then use PhantomJS to do visual comparisons between the multidev environment and the test environment. Or we could have Travis run a suite of acceptance tests against such a multidev environment and then report back on whether there have been any regressions.

Pantheon drupal vm code#

This post is all about putting down some best practices for setting up a site on Pantheon, using GitHub for development and peer review, integrating Travis CI for code quality checks, and doing automated pushes to the Pantheon dev environment when the checks pass. The Pantheon site configuration here has been implemented here for. providing a CLI tool for programmatically running the actions available in the Dashboard.using of Redis for object caching: no more Memcached 1MB bucket size limitation.deploying code from dev to test to live just with a couple clicks in the Dashboard.syncing database and files from production down to test and dev, automatically handling hostname changes.being able to push a new feature branch to Pantheon and spin up a new multidev environment or testing.having dev, test (staging), and live (production) environments for each site.

using Git for deployments (no SVN in sight).

Pantheon has an amazing developer experience, including things like: