Code Assembly is a feature of Cloud Platform that manages the dependencies of Drupal and Node.js applications.
For more information about Code Assembly, visit Code Assembly documentation.
Code Assembly – Drupal
Code Assembly – Node
This feature is available only on Cloud Next.
Code Assembly is a feature of Cloud Platform, and is treated as such for the purposes of support ticket urgency. Your ticket response time is based on your Cloud Platform Enterprise subscription.
With Code Assembly, you can:
The task log in the Cloud Platform user interface displays the details of Code Assembly tasks. It indicates the status, time to completion, or cause of error regarding the Code Assembly tasks.
The following Acquia Cloud Enterprise subscriptions running on the Cloud Next infrastructure can access the Code Assembly feature:
Acquia supports the underlying infrastructure of Cloud Platform. However, Acquia is not responsible for external code or the Drupal or Node application built within the Cloud Next environment. Acquia supports the Cloud Actions feature. Customers are responsible for troubleshooting errors with their codebase.
Refer to the following examples when creating Support tickets related to the Cloud Actions feature:
Example | Ticket Urgency | Acquia Response |
Code Assembly is failing repeatedly. | Normal | Acquia will investigate, per the entitlement level of the Customer’s Cloud Platform Enterprise subscription. |
Code Assembly is taking over 30 minutes to complete. | Normal | Acquia will investigate, per the entitlement level of the Customer’s Cloud Platform Enterprise subscription. |
Code Assembly cannot be enabled/disabled within the Cloud Platform UI. | Normal | Acquia will investigate, per the entitlement level of the Customer’s Cloud Platform Enterprise subscription. |
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