Host rendered lightbulb content so it is more easily viewed and navigated.

[tima]

The lightbulb repo houses various bits of content such as workshops assignments, guides that are in markdown format in addition to slide decks in Reveal.js HTML. The view in the repo is suboptimal and is hard to navigate. Pulling down the content and manually building it to view in a browser requires too much effort. This issue aims to resolve that by automation the rendering and publishing of the latest lightbulb content.

[IPvSean]

@tima this is done on network-automation/lightbulb, can you assign this issue to both of us and we can sync on it

[tima]

Done @IPvSean. We need to coordinate with @jvanpelt on this also.

[IPvSean]

@jvanpelt if you want to review what we have worked on, its here: https://network-automation.github.io/lightbulb/

@liquidat has been really helpful in converting workshops exercises from http://ansible.redhatgov.io/standard/welcome/index.html as well

This is using a technology called Github Pages (jekyll under the covers). It can convert pretty HTML pages like the Reveal.js html guides, or simply just render markdown into html webpages (making it a bit cleaner). There is just some settings that need to be tweaked at the project level.

On the network-automation repo we did index.md vs the readme.md

So going:

• via github.com goes to readme.md
• via github.io goes to index.md

Let me know what you think.