Australia-based digital design agency and Premier Pantheon Partner Morpht provides valuable thought leadership at the forefront of the digital mad dash. Managing Director of Morpht, Murray Woodman, had this to say about this rapidly evolving landscape and where Drupal 9 fits in: “Over the years, we’ve seen an explosion in the number of marketing and social platforms on the market,  and many new services are coming and going — creating  a rapidly evolving landscape.

Pantheon's Managed HTTPS service now features fully dedicated certificates and an updated go-live experience. This is made possible in partnership with Let’s Encrypt and Fastly.

Today, I’m thrilled to announce that Pantheon has acquired StagingPilot, creating a clear pathway for us to offer automation for website updates through our WebOps platform. This acquisition includes not just StagingPilot’s outstanding technology, but also founder Nathan Tyler and his brother Phil, who have created the gold standard of automated CMS maintenance.

Today we’re very happy to publicly announce Pantheon has switched from Rackspace to Google Cloud Platform (GCP) as our primary infrastructure provider. This means faster performance, higher uptime, and increased innovation ahead for all of our customers.

Pantheon debuts on the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Marketplace, which provides its customers access to an ecosystem of over 2,000 software as a service, virtual machine, content management system, development stack, and web service solutions — all optimized for the Google Cloud. 

Your website has a job to do, and as a Google Cloud Platform (GCP) partner, Pantheon provides the best performance-enhancing, results-driven tools that allow users to accelerate website performance. Learn more about this partnership in the following post. 

Tableau Software is an analytics and business intelligence solution that helps over 32,000 customers see and understand their data in visually compelling ways. 

The company had just launched Tableau Public, a free service that enabled anyone to create and share data visualizations online. This was a groundbreaking service, but it required a lot of infrastructure and operational resources.

Why Pantheon 

The development team implemented an automated continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) process using Terminus, Pantheon’s command line interface (CLI) and Multidev workflow. Each time the development team made a change on the site or worked on a new feature, they were able to automatically spin up a new environment on Pantheon to preview the change. This meant the marketing team and Kanopi could evaluate and test new features throughout the redesign process.