Object Lambda functions to transform objects via a webhook. Expand and
refine the developer docs from
c4d71bc1a5/docs/lambda/README.md
into a new page in the user documentation.
Staged
http://192.241.195.202:9000/staging/DOCS-754/linux/html/developers/transforms-with-object-lambda.html
Notes for reviewers:
In addition to the items noted in inline comments, some general things
to confirm:
* Accurate usage/terminology? Is this how we talk about the relevant
topics?
* Any technical points that need more/more correct detail?
* What would someone need to know to go from trying this dev example to
having a real function in their production environment?
[x] Add new docs page in Developers
[x] Add envars to envar list
Fixes https://github.com/minio/docs/issues/754
- Adds landing pages for all two-word `mc` commands
- Nests three+ word commands under appropriate two-word commands
- Updates MinIO Client doc
- Uses description from each command to populate list of subcommand
descriptions
- Modifies toctree for MinIO Client doc and each command/subcommand to
improve left nav experienc
Closes#710
# Summary
This pull adds back the OpenShift docs as a full dedicated platform
The main changes are:
- Adding the conditionals for OpenShift
- Modifying the Makefile for the new platform
- Adding the tutorials back in
- Fixing up the navigation headers
This was not too much trouble, which bodes well for the future.
This is the initial work for what should be a git-managed set of nginx
configs we can include into the Nginx Docs server.
The idea here is we manage redirects in git, and either chron-copy them
to a location we can include via the sites-available/<file>, *or* we
just include them from the git path (if nginx tolerates that)
I can't really _test_ these right now since they are using live URLs. if
we move forward with the soft-launch, we'll have a few opportunities to
maybe test a subset of these URLs and see what happens.
Please let me know if there is anything *obviously* wrong here.
ToDo: The Legacy Docs redirects
This commit also generally cleans up the Installation docs and uses /includes/<platform>/steps-*.rst as a pattern for storing platform-specific tutorials within a single root URL.
Finally, due to API rate limits, this commit adds some Makefile magic to allow skipping of sync'ing dependencies. Pass `make BUILD_DEPENDENCIES=FALSE <platform>` to skip building any deps and use what is already in the branch.
Refactor the installation documentation
Address Code Review comments, further refinements
More review feedback fron Kannappan
Broken ref
More fixups
Final fixups
