Very useful, I spent a whole day trying to deploy my mkdocs site on azure from devops and I failed until I saw this video, it's incredible how simple it is, thank you very much, excellent material!
This is really cool, thanks for showing how to deploy it in a easy way and with cloud native. Will definitely try this out! Your terminal and nvim setup is really nice, would appreciate a video on the full setup from scratch :) Greetings from Norway!
Tusen takk! Det var veldig hyggelig å høre. Jeg bodde i Norge i 9 år :) Thank you for your kind message, I'm really glad it helped you. Nice to hear that you are interested in my setup, maybe I'll make a video about it soon. In the meantime you can always take a look at my dotfiles in my GitHub
Thank you very much for this video. I was looking for a video just like that with no success, until I've found this one and...it works! I wasn't able to make MkDocs running in Azure Static Web App, but you make it clear and easy. Congrats! There is alot to discover setting up MkDocs (that should be another great video... :D)
I was wondering if it's possible to ensure that the site is not accessible outside the org and only to specific users within the org? looking to uplift our documentation but we can't have it publicly accessible. internal site only ideally.
voice is very low in this video. Also can you also provide some option , if we do not have option to use Devops. Like can we deploy using visual studio code,?
Thanks for the example! I'm just doing the same for my site and I was wondering how to do it. Very clear and well explained, keep it up!!
Very useful, I spent a whole day trying to deploy my mkdocs site on azure from devops and I failed until I saw this video, it's incredible how simple it is, thank you very much, excellent material!
You’re welcome! Consider joining my community, you can ask a question and get help instead of wasting a whole day :)
This is really cool, thanks for showing how to deploy it in a easy way and with cloud native. Will definitely try this out!
Your terminal and nvim setup is really nice, would appreciate a video on the full setup from scratch :)
Greetings from Norway!
Tusen takk! Det var veldig hyggelig å høre. Jeg bodde i Norge i 9 år :)
Thank you for your kind message, I'm really glad it helped you. Nice to hear that you are interested in my setup, maybe I'll make a video about it soon. In the meantime you can always take a look at my dotfiles in my GitHub
Thank you very much for this video. I was looking for a video just like that with no success, until I've found this one and...it works! I wasn't able to make MkDocs running in Azure Static Web App, but you make it clear and easy. Congrats! There is alot to discover setting up MkDocs (that should be another great video... :D)
Thank you for the feedback, I'm so glad it was of value to you!
This is very helpful but it'd be great to add the ability to deploy to a preview site as part of the PR because I'm struggling to achieve this step
I was wondering if it's possible to ensure that the site is not accessible outside the org and only to specific users within the org? looking to uplift our documentation but we can't have it publicly accessible. internal site only ideally.
Yes this is definitely possible by using an Azure Web App and using Entra ID to limit access. That's how I did it for the large enterprise I worked at
Great video! Thanks for sharing.
I'm glad it was of value to you! Thanks for the comment
Really helpful thanks!
Glad it was of help to you!
voice is very low in this video. Also can you also provide some option , if we do not have option to use Devops. Like can we deploy using visual studio code,?