* Adding a blog post that demonstrates an AWS Reference Architecture
* grammatical change
* grammatical and formatting
* grammatical/formatting/colloquialism edits
* updated the meta_image tage
* Touch ups to the blog post
I've had a number of inquiries from folks where they thought
Team Starter was $50 *per user*. It is actually $50 for 3 users.
Hopefully this new text will clarify the matter at a glance.
* Add shortcode for summary
Update cleanup shortcode
Update Containers on Fargate tutorial
Update webserver tutorial to use shortcode
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* Clean up REST API tutorial
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* Fix broken link and remove extra spaces
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* Final featured tutorial cleanup for AWS
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* Fix 1640
* Address PR feedback
- Instead, keep them with a "deprecated" note.
- Regenerate the docs (including updated docs for `@pulumi/kubernetes` v1.1.0 which has new deprecations.
Co-Authored-By: Justin Van Patten <jvp@justinvp.com>
Co-Authored-By: Eric Rudder <ericrudder@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-Authored-By: Christian Nunciato <christian@pulumi.com>
* Clean up EC2 webserver tutorial
Add shortcode for multi-language prerequisites
Add shortcode for GitHub buttons for multi-language examples
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* Pull in tutorial title updates
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* Clean up EC2 webserver tutorial
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* Fix broken link
- Use ungreedy matches for links.
- Don't attempt to fix-up links that start with "../"
Removes cloud-aws and cloud-azure API docs. These are implementation details that we stopped generating docs for a while ago. But since we don't delete docs we no longer generate, these were sticking around in an old format, with links that do not have a trailing slash. The fix is to "delete" the content and simple redirect to the public `@pulumi/cloud` docs.
Also uses `relref` in one more place so that we have a trailing slash.
