Changes¶

• The Acquia Cloud interface now includes an icon that allows you to quickly access several associated Acquia products, including:

  • Acquia Cloud
  • Edge
  • Acquia Journey
  • Acquia Lift
  • Acquia DAM
  • Developer Tools

  This feature is available on the following websites:

  • accounts.acquia.com
  • cloud.acquia.com
  • insight.acquia.com
  • www.acquia.com

Fixed issue¶

• When attempting to reset a user password using a TFA-enabled account at accounts.acquia.com , an error was displayed.

Fixed issue¶

• Customers may experience brief connectivity issues as SSH services restart.

Changes¶

• Drupal applications can now create environment variables from within the Acquia Cloud interface.

Fixed issue¶

• ImageMagick failed to process PDFs correctly.

Change¶

• The Acquia Cloud log streaming feature now supports log files in JSON format.

Fixed issue¶

• In certain circumstances, jobs displayed an error message when no files were changed in version control.

Change¶

• Recently configured security settings for Acquia Cloud were adjusted to address an access issue for Drupal 8.

Changes¶

• SSH client sessions now time out after 15 minutes. For more information, see limitations on shell access.

Fixed issue¶

• Authentication failures resulted in 401, 409, or 500 error responses, instead of 403 responses.

Change¶

• Acquia Cloud no longer supports the removal of cookies for Drupal assets with itok query strings, introduced with Acquia Cloud 1.111.

Changes¶

• Devices can no longer be remembered for 30 days when signing in to https://accounts.acquia.com/sign-in.

Fixed issues¶

• After downloading Drush aliases for a subscription, the Acquia Cloud interface displayed an incorrect command to untar the Drush aliases.
• When attempting to reset a user password at accounts.acquia.com, an error was displayed.
• Attempts to resize the server on an Acquia Cloud Professional subscription failed with an error.
• The Acquia Cloud API failed to print JSON responses in human-readable format.

Changes¶

• The following included software was updated:
  • PHP versions were updated to 5.6.37, 7.1.21, and 7.2.9
• Subscriptions provisioned after the release of Acquia Cloud 1.111 will use PHP 7.2 by default.
• Document headers contain the following changes:
  • The Via header now returns the value Varnish.
  • The X-Varnish header has been removed.
  • Requests now set the X-Request-ID and X-AH-Environment headers.
• The following log files contain additional fields:
  • Apache access log
  • FPM access log
• Acquia Cloud now removes cookies for Drupal assets with itok query strings.
• To enable Varnish caching, query strings from common web analytics software (such as Google Analytics) are now removed.
• Load balancers provisioned after the release of Acquia Cloud 1.111 include a valid SSL certificate for the acquia-sites default domain name.
• The maximum number of memcache connections is now 2,048.
• SSH client sessions now time out after 15 minutes.

Fixed issues¶

• The PHP CLI memory limit temporarily reverted to its default value during PHP upgrades.

Change¶

• The following Acquia-related websites no longer support TLS 1.0:
  • cloud.acquia.com
  • accounts.acquia.com
  • acquia.com
  • insight.acquia.com

Changes¶

• The Acquia Cloud interface now displays PHP-FPM metrics for Site Factory customers.
• Acquia Cloud clears Twig caches on all of your subscription’s servers if you push a code change to your application.
• SSH sessions now time out after 15 minutes of inactivity.

Changes¶

Acquia Cloud includes the following updates for the week of July 29, 2018 through August 4, 2018:

• Support for the obsolete headers X-Original-URL and X-REWRITE-URL has been removed as a mitigation for Drupal Core - 3rd-party libraries - SA-CORE-2018–005
• The following included software was updated:
  • New Relic was updated to 8.1.0.209
• On the Servers webpage, the Server Graphs icon was renamed to Stack Metrics.

Changes¶

Acquia Cloud includes the following updates:

• The following included software was updated:
  • PHP versions were updated to 7.1.18 and 7.2.6
  • Drush version was updated to 8.1.17

Changes¶

• Customer websites will restart less frequently due to updates.
• ah-db-backup will now be used to run customer backups, eventually becoming the default backup method.
• Vendored Drush users can now use the site-install task.
• The value of the LOGNAME environment variable should not be used to determine sitegroup or sitename in your .htaccess file or other custom scripts. Use the AH_SITE_NAME, AH_SITE_GROUP, or AH_SITE_ENVIRONMENT environment variables instead.

Fixed issues¶

• When the same code is committed to multiple branches within the same minute, the site-update task runs correctly.

Changes¶

• XML can not be uploaded into support tickets. Place the XML in a .zip file and attach that file to the ticket.

Changes¶

• The following included software was updated:
  • PHP versions were updated to 7.1.17 and 7.2.5
• Timeouts for websites behind balancers have been increased.
• Cloned web servers will have identical volume sizes.

• PHP 7.2 is now selectable for Acquia Cloud Professional and Acquia Cloud Enterprise subscriptions. Learn more. For information about upgrading to PHP 7.2, see Upgrading to PHP 7.2.

  Important

  To use PHP 7.2, Acquia recommends Drupal 8.5 or later.

Fixed issues¶

• Stack Metrics graphs for Varnish requests correctly show data.

Changes¶

• The Minimal installation profile is again available in the Acquia Cloud interface for your use.

Change¶

• The following included software was updated:
  • PHP versions were updated to 7.1.15 and 5.6.34

Changes¶

• The Activity Stream indicator will not indicate busy status as frequently.
• Users with the Administrator or Owner roles can view the Acquia Cloud interface last login date for a team member on the organizational details page.
• Environment cards now display which tag or branch is deployed to that environment.
• Acquia’s HMAC implementation no longer supports PHP 5.5.

Change¶

• The following included software was updated:
  • PHP versions were updated to 7.1.1 and 5.6.33

Change¶

• ClamAV was updated to version 0.99.3.

Changes¶

• The following included software was updated:
  • PHP versions were updated to 7.1.13 and 5.6.33
  • New Relic was updated to 7.7.0.203
• Node.js applications will experience less downtime during server reboots.
• The Git origin will be pruned before fetching during code deployments.
• Deletion of Acquia Cloud CD environments is more reliable.
• The Apache version will no longer be displayed on 4XX errors.
• Deployed Git branches or tags can no longer be deleted.
• The Drush launcher now uses the application’s site Drush version.
• MySQL dump restores should be faster.

Changes¶

• Acquia Cloud Enterprise customers can now change their application’s PHP memory limits from the Acquia Cloud interface. Learn more

Changes¶

• Branches that are deployed to an environment can no longer be deleted.

Changes¶

• Stack Metrics graphs now display results more quickly.
• Administrative usernames that contain the strings admin, root, and administrator are required to have a minimum username length of 15 characters.

Fixed issue¶

• When switching environments in Acquia Insight, the displayed environment did not change.

The information contained herein is subject to change without notice and is not warranted to be error-free. If you encounter any errors, contact Acquia Support.