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Pantheon (heart)s Drush. We took care when assembling our DROPs infrastructure to maintain Drush access for developers, and we'll be building more command-line power tools over time. The magic that allows us to offer Drush (as well as rsync and sftp) without traditional shell access will be the subject of a longer "Inside Pantheon" post coming up, but the end-result is there for you now.
When you log in, your account overview screen will let you snag a compiled drushrc.php file:
On linux/MacOS you can drop this file into a .drush directory in your home. You can also put it in the aliases directory of your local Drush installation. Then run drush sa and you should get a list of aliases like so:
# drush sa
@pantheon.open-public-demo.dev
@pantheon.open-public-demo.test
@pantheon.open-public-demo.live
@pantheon.drupal-7-sandbox.dev
@pantheon.drupal-7-sandbox.test
@pantheon.drupal-7-sandbox.live
You're now ready to use these aliases to run all your favorite Drush commands on your remote sites!
# drush @pantheon.drupal-7-sandbox.dev status
Drupal version : 7.10
Site URI : dev.drupal-7-sandbox.gotpantheon.com
Database driver : mysql
Database hostname : 50.57.231.252
Database username : pantheon
Database name : pantheon
Database : Connected
Drupal bootstrap : Successful
Drupal user : Anonymous
Default theme : waves
Administration theme : seven
PHP configuration : /srv/bindings/12bda2a361064ce680fb4218871a33e5/php.ini
Drush version : 4.5
Drush configuration : /srv/bindings/12bda2a361064ce680fb4218871a33e5/drushrc.php
Drush alias files :
Drupal root : .
Site path : sites/default
File directory path : sites/default/files
Private file : sites/default/files/private
directory path
More power to you!
About Drupal Sun
Drupal Sun is an Evolving Web project. It allows you to:
- Do full-text search on all the articles in Drupal Planet (thanks to Apache Solr)
- Facet based on tags, author, or feed
- Flip through articles quickly (with j/k or arrow keys) to find what you're interested in
- View the entire article text inline, or in the context of the site where it was created
See the blog post at Evolving Web
