FYI - Kevin Quillen at Velir has completed the move of the website to
the Pantheon environment, an important project milestone.
Tim
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Subject: RE: Pantheon Move
Date: Sat, 3 Aug 2019 17:21:49 +0000
From: Kevin Quillen <kevin.quillen_at_velir.com>
To: Tim Grady <gradyt_at_nber.org>
CC: Alex Aminoff <aminoff_at_nber.org>, Anna Yatskovskaya
<anna.yatskovskaya_at_velir.com>, Juquan Wu <juquan.wu_at_velir.com>, Rebecca
Mazur <rebecca.mazur_at_velir.com>, Daniel DeLay <Daniel.DeLay_at_velir.com>,
Claudia Pereira <Claudia.Pereira_at_velir.com>
Hi Tim,
I completed the Pantheon transition late last night. All code, database,
and uploaded files (public and private ones) were transitioned. I also
was able to swap out Memcache for Redis (Pantheon only uses Redis memory
cache) and update the local development stack to conform to what
Pantheon expects, structure wise.
* Dev site:
http://dev-nber.pantheonsite.io/
* Test site:
http://test-nber.pantheonsite.io/
The user logins are the same as they were from the other service.
We have yet to open the firewall for Solr to be able to see this, which
we will address as a top item Monday morning and work with our IT to
make that happen.
That said, the NBER website is now running on its permanent home. You
can take a look around in the Pantheon dashboard for the NBER project at
some of their tools and reporting.
I will be working remotely next week, so I will be joining all meetings
via Zoom/conference. Unless you are meeting with anyone else on the team
onsite next Wednesday, that can just be conducted via Zoom as well (no
need to come to Velir).
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*Kevin Quillen*
Drupal Practice Lead
Acquia Certified Grand Master
*VELIR*
*e: kevin.quillen_at_velir.com*
*t: _at_kevinquillen*
Received on Sat Aug 03 2019 - 15:34:01 EDT
