A starter repository showing how to build a blog with the Eleventy site generator (using the v2.0 release).
- create a MarkDown file with the article
- Make sure all the formatting is in place
- Create the header for the article
- Use This Engigine to create this header.
- Simply paste in the complete article
- This header will look like:
- Use This Engigine to create this header.
title: What Is AWS Control Tower?
date: 2023-10-21
image-prompt: An illustration showing AWS Control Tower's orchestration, controls, account factory and dashboard features for a secure, compliant, multi-account AWS environment.
image: placeholder.jpg
imageAlt: AWS Control Tower
description: An overview of AWS Control Tower, a service that provides a straightforward way to set up and govern a secure, compliant, multi-account AWS environment based on best practices. It discusses features such as landing zone, controls, account factory, dashboard, and its interaction with other AWS services.
introduction: AWS Control Tower simplifies the process of setting up and governing a multi-account AWS environment, following prescriptive best practices. It offers features such as a landing zone, controls (or guardrails), an account factory, and a dashboard. It also interacts seamlessly with other AWS services, ensuring a comprehensive solution for account deployment, governance, and compliance.
tags:
- AWS
- AWS Control Tower
- AWS Organizations
- AWS Service Catalog
- AWS IAM Identity Center
- Cloud Governance
- Compliance
- Account Management
- paste the output in the original MD-file replacing the title
- copy the text from the key: image-prompt into Bing Image Creator
- pick the picture and download
- the is an Background Remover where you can remove the background from your picture.
- download the (free) preview picture
- rename the downloaded picture an save to the folder ./public/img
- replace in the header the value of the key: image to the plain image name (include the extention)
- make sure the original MD-file is saved to ./content/blog
in the terminal of vscode in the folder C:\code\eleventy\eleventy-base-blog run 11ty this wil invoke
npx @11ty/eleventy --serve
somtimes after adding a new page the devserver needs to be stopped Ctrl-C
and started 11ty
again.
- Simply commit and push the local repository will sync it and the data is available on https://blog.skillsoft-demo.net/