Automate & Integrate
- Integrating Asana with Pantheon using Quicksilver Hooks
- Frontend Performance
- Integrate Jira on Pantheon with Quicksilver Hooks
- Automatically Label Code Changes in New Relic using Quicksilver Hooks
- Integrate Pivotal Tracker Project Management Application with a site on Pantheon
- Integrate Trello on Pantheon with Quicksilver Hooks
- Using Wraith for Visual Regression Testing
- Deploy to Pantheon from an External Repository using DeployBot
- AWS S3 Setup for Drupal
- LDAP and LDAPS
- Modules and Plugins with Known Issues
- Pantheon Plugins
- Enabling Solr with Drupal 7
- Using WP SAML Auth with Google Apps
- Drupal Commerce on Drupal 8
- Automatically Test and Deploy GitHub Changes to Pantheon from an Existing Jenkins Server
- Using Lockr to Secure and Manage API and Encryption Keys
- PhpStorm for Composer Managed Drupal 8 Sites
- Pingdom Uptime Check
- Using SendGrid To Deliver Email
- Secure Your Site with Two-Factor Authentication
- Setting Up CloudFront CDN with Drupal
- Using IndexDepot With Pantheon Sites
- Creating and Revoking Machine Tokens
- Pantheon Modules
- Using SimpleSAMLphp with Shibboleth SSO
- Enabling Solr on Drupal 8
- AWS S3 Setup for WordPress
The pantheon.yml Configuration File
Automate your Pantheon workflows using platform hooks and manage advanced site configurations in YAML.
Command Line Interface
Use Terminus to interact with the platform from the command line.