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:

• 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.

Change¶

• The following included software was updated:

  • PHP versions were updated to 7.1.15 and 5.6.34

Change¶

• The following included software was updated:

  • PHP versions were updated to 7.1.1 and 5.6.33

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.