Getting Started
Prerequisites Hugo Extended ≥ 0.146.0 — check with hugo version. Node.js (any recent LTS) — needed for the Tailwind/PostCSS build step. Run …
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Installation (v1.0)
This is the v1.0 install method Nimbus v2.0 changed the build tooling from Gulp to native Hugo Pipes + PostCSS. If you’re starting a …
Installation
1. Add the theme As a Git submodule (recommended for most sites): 1 git submodule add https://github.com/your-org/hugo-theme-nimbus.git …
Shortcodes
Note boxes type can be info (default), warning, success, or error. 1 2 3 {{< note type="tip" title="Pro tip" >}} Your …
API Reference
This page is rendered entirely from the openapi.yaml file sitting next to it in this page bundle — no separate Swagger UI build step, no JS …
Adopt GitOps for cluster configuration
Context Cluster configuration changes currently happen via direct kubectl apply from engineer laptops. We have no audit trail and drift …
Use PostgreSQL as the primary datastore
Context We need a primary datastore for the new billing service. The team has production experience with both PostgreSQL and MongoDB, and …
About
Nimbus is a Tailwind CSS Hugo theme built for DevOps knowledge hubs — blog posts, sidebar-navigation docs, Architecture Decision Records, …
Building an Observability Stack with Prometheus and Grafana
Most teams don’t have a metrics problem — they have a too many dashboards nobody looks at problem. This is the minimal setup we use to …
Terraform State Management: Lessons from Production
Local Terraform state works fine for a weekend project. It falls apart the moment a second engineer runs terraform apply against the same …
Deploying with Kubernetes: A Practical Guide
Getting a service running reliably on Kubernetes comes down to a handful of building blocks: a container image, a Deployment, and a Service …