remove beta-related content from Running Drupal 8 doc

source/docs/articles/drupal/running-drupal-8.md

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 keywords: drupal, drupal 8
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-Drupal 8 is currently in the beta phase of development in the [Drupal Core Release Cycle](https://www.drupal.org/core/release-cycle). During this phase, Drupal core developers work to improve the codebase by resolving all of the critical issues and tasks in the [Drupal issue queue](https://www.drupal.org/project/issues/drupal). Once all of the critical issues are completed, then the first release candidate of Drupal 8 will be available. A full release of Drupal 8 will be made once no new critical issues are found in a two week period. Follow the progress on the [Drupal 8 Release Countdown](https://drupalreleasedate.com/) which estimates when the Drupal 8.0 release will happen.
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-## Going Live with Drupal 8
-
-Pantheon currently does not recommend running customer sites in production with Drupal 8. However, if you are doing a community or educational project with Drupal 8 that you would like to go live, please [contact us for a free live Drupal 8 site](https://pantheon.io/free-website-management-platform-beyond-hosting).
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 ## Installing Drupal 8 on Pantheon
 
-Pantheon currently provides the latest Drupal 8 beta as a one click install through our [Drupal 8 Installation Page](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/products/drupal8/spinup):<br />
-![Drupal 8 Installation Page](/source/docs/assets/images/drupal8-spinup.png)
-After the installation, Pantheon developers will have a Drupal 8 site on Pantheon that will show up in their Dashboards and can be used with the [Pantheon development workflow](https://pantheon.io/docs/articles/sites/code/using-the-pantheon-workflow/).
+Pantheon currently provides Drupal 8 as a one-click installation through our [Drupal 8 Installation Page](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/products/drupal8/spinup). After the installation, you will have a Drupal 8 site on Pantheon that will show up in your Dashboard and can be used with the [Pantheon development workflow](https://pantheon.io/docs/articles/sites/code/using-the-pantheon-workflow/).
 
 ## Updating Drupal 8 on Pantheon
 
@@ -28,18 +20,18 @@ If you have done no modification to Drupal 8 core, this process will work automa
 
 ## Troubleshooting Problems with Drupal 8 on Pantheon
 
-Since Drupal 8 is currently in a "beta" state, there are a number of known issues spread across the different functional parts of Drupal 8 which may pose problems for developers creating Drupal 8 sites. If you run into a problem with your Drupal 8 site,  follow these steps:
+If you run into any problems with your Drupal 8 site, follow these steps:
 
 1. Search the existing [Drupal issue queue](https://www.drupal.org/project/issues/drupal) for existing issues related to your problem. Pay special attention to the beta version to which issues correspond, as well as its current status to help narrow down your problem.
 2. Search the existing [Pantheon Drupal 8 issue queue](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/drops-8/issues) for known issues running Drupal 8 on Pantheon. These are issues that only happen on Pantheon, but are not issues in other contexts (local development, simplytest.me, other hosting providers).
 3. Attempt to debug the issue yourself using your own developer smarts and information you learned by searching the issue queues and other information sources (Google, Stack Overflow, etc).
 4. Report your issue to the appropriate queue depending on if the problem is related to Drupal 8 generally ([Drupal issue queue](https://www.drupal.org/project/issues/drupal)) or is specific to Pantheon ([Pantheon issue queue](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/drops-8/issues)).
-5. Monitor the issue you filed, test any available patches, provide feedback as appropriate, and watch for the next beta release. Each week many issues are fixed and new beta releases contain lots of fixes that may help your problem!
+5. Monitor the issue you filed, test any available patches, and provide feedback as appropriate.
 
 ## Using Drush with Drupal 8 on Pantheon
 
-Pantheon currently supports using Drush with Drupal 8 on Pantheon. In order to use Drush, you need to use Drush 7.x which can be [installed with Composer by following these instructions](http://docs.drush.org/en/master/install/). Afterwards, developers can connect to their sites using the standard process of [using Drush on Pantheon](https://pantheon.io/docs/articles/local/drupal-drush-command-line-utility/). Take note that many Drush commands have changed in Drupal 8 and developers should consult the [latest Drush 7 documentation](http://drushcommands.com/drush-7x) for more information.
+Pantheon currently supports using Drush with Drupal 8 on Pantheon. In order to use Drush, you need to use Drush 7.x which can be [installed with Composer by following these instructions](http://docs.drush.org/en/master/install/). Afterwards, you can connect to your sites using the standard process of [using Drush on Pantheon](https://pantheon.io/docs/articles/local/drupal-drush-command-line-utility/). Take note that many Drush commands have changed in Drupal 8 and you should consult the [latest Drush 7 documentation](http://drushcommands.com/drush-7x) for more information.
 
 ## Using Drupal 8 Configuration Management on Pantheon
 
-Pantheon supports the [Drupal 8 Configuration Management system](https://www.drupal.org/documentation/administer/config) and defaults configuration into the sites/default/config directory for each Pantheon Drupal 8 site. Developers can export their configuration into that directory directly using Drush's config-export command or indirectly using Drupal's UI to download the configuration and then using SFTP/Git to place the configuration in sites/default/config. For more information on how this all works, check out Matt Cheney and David Strauss' presentation on [Drupal 8 CMI on Managed Workflow at Drupalcon Amsterdam](https://amsterdam2014.drupal.org/session/drupal-8-cmi-managed-workflow).
+Pantheon supports the [Drupal 8 Configuration Management system](https://www.drupal.org/documentation/administer/config) and defaults configuration into the `sites/default/config` directory for each Pantheon Drupal 8 site. You can export your configuration into that directory directly using Drush's config-export command or indirectly using Drupal's UI to download the configuration and then use SFTP/Git to place the configuration in `sites/default/config`. For more information on how this all works, check out Matt Cheney and David Strauss' presentation on [Drupal 8 CMI on Managed Workflow at Drupalcon Amsterdam](https://amsterdam2014.drupal.org/session/drupal-8-cmi-managed-workflow).