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Update the status.fp.o SOP, removing the details on manually updating
S3. It now is done automatically via github actions

Signed-off-by: Ryan Lerch <rlerch@redhat.com>
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@ -28,14 +28,14 @@ our main infrastructure, in AWS.
It is based on an S3 bucket with the files, fronted by a CloudFront
distribution for TLS termination and CNAMEs.
The website is statically generated using Pelican on your local machine,
and then pushed to S3.
The website is statically generated using Pelican then pushed to S3
through a github action.
== Adding and changing outages
=== Making Changes
Before pushing changes live to S3, use the Pelican's devserver to stage
Before pushing to the Github Repository, use the Pelican's devserver to stage
and view changes.
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@ -94,46 +94,13 @@ file into a different status directory in `content/`, and regenerate.
== Publishing
Only members of sysadmin-main and people given the AWS credentials can
update the status website.
=== Initial Configuration for Publishing
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. First, install the AWS command line tool with:
+
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sudo dnf install aws-cli
....
. Grab `ansible-private/files/aws-status-credentials` and store in
`~/.aws/credentials`.
. Run:
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aws configure set preview.cloudfront true
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=== Publishing changes live
Once you are satisfied with your changes and how they look on the
devserver, and they have been committed to Git, and push the built
changes live with the command:
devserver, push them to the main branch on github. This can be done
directly, or via a Pull Request.
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make upload
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Once the main branch is updated on Github, a github action automatically
pushes the changes live to https://status.fedoraproject.org
Note that this command only updates content changes (i.e. adding /
moving outages)
=== Publishing theme changes
If your changes involve changes to the theme, run the following command
to upload everything (content and theme changes) to the live server:
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make upload-theme
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== Renewing SSL certificate