MovingFromGitHubWikiToOwnDocsServer
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Migrates 120 wiki pages off GitHub and proves a full docs site on a containerized server using Hugo + Netlify for static builds, Docker for local testing and GitHub Actions for CI. Claims continuous builds drop from 15 minutes to about 90 seconds, search relevance improves and page load time falls ~60%. Adds an Automated link checker that cuts broken links by 95%. Shows the repo-to-server pipeline, exact scripts, and the rollout that stays live with zero downtime.
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