gianarb / orbiter

Orbiter is an opensource docker swarm autoscaler
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[COMMUNITY HELP!!] Site docs and so on #49

Open gianarb opened 7 years ago

gianarb commented 7 years ago

Now that we have a logo, some documentation and the project is reaching a good stability I think we should think about a static fancy site. As you probably now I am not able to make anything good in terms of colors and design.

I think we can use a subdomain from scaledocker.com like orbiter.scaledocker.com

I am looking for some help!!

bvis commented 7 years ago

I'm used to use mkdocs and I think it's simple, powerful and beautiful.

You just need to use markdown in your doc files, and create an index file to give them a title and define a navigation menu. I'm currently using this docker image for this purpose: MKDocs Material.

In summary:

networks: docs-network:

services: docs: build: context: . dockerfile: ./docs/Dockerfile image: REGISTRY/IMAGE:${PROJECT_DOCS_VERSION:-local} networks:

services: docs: volumes:

In my docs folder I have the Dockerfile, the mkdocs.ymland the Markdown files.

COPY ./docs /docs/docs COPY ./docs/mkdocs.yml /docs/mkdocs.yml


- `mkdocs.yml`

site_name: Doc Title pages:

All you need from here is just to play with some configuration options and integrate the deployment with your favourite tool for CD and map your deployed doc with the DNS you suggested orbiter.scaledocker.com.

If you like this idea I could provide you more details.

gianarb commented 7 years ago

Hello @bvis thanks for your feedback. I know very well mkdoc and I agree it can be a good solution. I am concerned about the layout, colors and thinks like that!

bvis commented 7 years ago

Why don't use the default colors? They are well balanced, once you see it's the right tool you could invest time on the colors, I think the default layout is good enough.

pascalandy commented 6 years ago

If you want to manage this project with Ghost let me know, I'll be glad to host it.