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The repository containing the source files, build tools, and configuration for the official Datadog documentation website. This project enables the creation, management, and publication of technical documentation for Datadog products and services.
This project serves as the central source repository for all content and tooling required to build and maintain the official Datadog documentation website. It provides the framework and processes for contributors to write, review, and publish documentation.
Ensures a single source of truth and a structured workflow for managing a large volume of technical documentation across numerous products, maintaining consistency, accuracy, and versioning for users and internal teams.
Structured content organization using Markdown or similar formats for easy authoring and maintainability.
Automated build process to transform source content into a fast, secure, and easily deployable static website.
Provides clear guidelines and tooling for internal teams and external contributors to propose changes and add new documentation.
This repository is primarily used by individuals and teams involved in creating, reviewing, and publishing documentation for Datadog.
A developer or technical writer needs to add documentation for a new feature or service. They fork the repo, write content in Markdown, test locally, and submit a Pull Request.
Enables seamless contribution process for new features to have timely documentation.
A user reports an inaccuracy, or a feature changes. A maintainer or contributor updates the relevant Markdown file and follows the review/publish workflow.
Ensures documentation remains accurate and up-to-date, improving user experience.
The CI/CD pipeline uses the repo's tooling to build the static site from the latest merged changes and deploys it to the hosting environment.
Automates the publication process, ensuring the live documentation site is always current with approved changes.
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