* Add a blog about deploying to multiple regions
I got this question over email today and figured I'd turn
the response into a blog post.
* Apply suggestions from code review
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* Add more suggestions from code review
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* A handful of updates
Here are some updates based on recent conversations and feedback:
* Update the homepage subheading to be a bit clearer about what
Pulumi is and what it does.
* Change the Cloud Engineering menu item to Why Pulumi, and sort
it to the right of Product. This more clearly speaks to what
this navigation item represents as well as its importance
relative to learning about Pulumi's Product offerings.
* Change the Pulumi Product landing page to say Pulumi Overview,
not Cloud Engineering Platform, since that's what you click to
get there and it currently feels very disconnected from all of
the surrounding marketing which speaks in terms of IaC.
* Add a paragraph to that overview page speaking simply to what
Pulumi is, and making sure to mention open source.
* Add a sentence to the Get Started page about open source.
* Add more customer logos -- we should be updating this much more
often!! Also change the logos to scroll horizontally so that
we aren't afraid to continue adding new ones from time to time.
* Add recent news stories -- we should be updating this much
more often too!! Apparently it's been over a year, despite having
tons of news coverage to share.
* Run prettier to format things
* Sort the case studies
* crop tfir logo
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* Add docs about plugins section in Pulumi.yaml
* Add (optional)
* Full stop and casing
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* Initial draft of blog post: Pulumi now targets .NET 6
* lint
* Finalize the blog post
* apply suggestions from Robbie ❤️
* Minor updates based on Mikhail's comments
* blog post about C# static-code analyzer
* lint
* lint more
* Improve working as suggested by Mikhail
* Bump the date of the blog
* Better wording provide -> providing
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* creating -> create
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* reword
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* reword
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* reword
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* reword
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* was missing a comma
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* Explicitly mention "false-positive" warnings
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* continuation of the section above it
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* Better blog text preview and update publish date
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* Update getting started guides for dotnet 6 using newer templates
* lint
* update ec2-webserver how-to guide for csharp
* Fix inconsistencies found by Mikhail 🙏
* Retarget YAML button on SDK home page
.. in sympathy with this menu change:
https://github.com/pulumi/docs/pull/7764
* Remove the implicit Pulumi YAML spec menu item
The PR https://github.com/pulumi/docs/pull/7764 adds a menu item
pointing at the Pulumi YAML spec, from the SDK part of the navigation
menu; this commit removes the `menu` stanza from the doc file itself,
which would normally generate a(nother) menu item for itself.
Mysteriously, the implicit menu item appears in previews but not in the
live site. Removing it will at least make sure it doesn't accidentally
appear at some later time.
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This adds the Pulumi YAML spec, as taken from
https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-yaml/blob/main/README.md
to the reference docs part of the website, and links to it from the
intro part, navigation, and reference home page.
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