vcluster-docs-archiver

You can archive EOL Docusaurus documentation by creating a dedicated branch, adjusting configuration settings, and provisioning a standalone Netlify deployment. This isolates outdated content to reduce main-site load and improve deployment performance.

The best way to remove outdated vCluster documentation involves setting up an archive branch and deploying it independently via Netlify. The main branch state is then updated to link to this standalone site, keeping your primary deployment lightweight.

Yes, curl is required as a dependency to archive EOL documentation branches. The workflow uses it to validate resource availability and coordinate version verification before provisioning the standalone Netlify deployment.

Link remediation fixes broken URLs when archiving Docusaurus sites by updating the main branch to point to the new standalone Netlify deployment. This ensures users accessing the main site are correctly redirected to the archived EOL content.

Yes, version verification is enforced within the archiving workflow to validate resource availability before deployment. It ensures the correct EOL vCluster or Platform version configuration is applied to the standalone Netlify site with human review.

Limitations of archiving documentation with Docusaurus and Netlify include the requirement for human review during the archiving process and strict enforcement of version-specific configurations. The workflow relies on curl and cannot deploy without validating resource availability first.