site.yml

name: Project Atomic
subhead: Deploy and run Docker containers at scale on a rock solid seamless foundation
domain: www.projectatomic.io

# Be sure to set up and install Juvia before enabling!
has_comments: false

# Optional logo. If commented out, it will not be used.
# logo: logo.png

# optional, set to true if your site uses SSL by default
ssl: true

# Owner is used for the automatic copyright string.
# If no owner is specified, then copyright will default to site name.)
owner: Project Atomic. Sponsored by Red Hat, Inc.

# Location where this repo exists on github
github: projectatomic/atomic-site

# The year your site was established (for the copyright)
founding_year: 2014 # Defaults to current year if commented

# Manual copyright string, to override the automatic one
#copyright: "© 2013 YOUR_NAME_HERE"

# Optional footer links
footer_links:
  #About: /about
  Privacy Policy: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Legal:PrivacyPolicy


# Optional footer links
#footer_links:
  #About: /about
  #Offsite example: http://example.com/


## If unspecified, timezone defaults to UTC
## For more TZs, see the top of:
## https://github.com/rails/rails/blob/master/activesupport/lib/active_support/values/time_zone.rb
#timezone: Berlin
#timezone: America/New_York
#timezone: Eastern Time (US & Canada)


# Global meta tags on each page <>
# To have page-specific tags added, please add a YAML list to "tags:"
# in that page's frontmatter block (the part at the top between ---)
keywords:
  - Middleman
  - Springboard
  - Static site
  - docker.io
  - docker
  - linux
  - container
  - virtualization
  - hosting

##
# Deployment: OpenShift
##
#
# There are two  methods for using OpenShift: rsync and git
#
# Both utilize the basic httpd cartridge at:
# http://cartreflect-claytondev.rhcloud.com/reflect?github=stefanozanella/openshift-cartridge-httpd
#
# When creating a new gear, use the URL above at the bottom of the page,
# in the entry box.
#
# If you'd like to use git via rsync (faster), use the following line to
# add your user@host contained within your git repo. (You may also use
# the entire git repo line).

#openshift: 532c01e250044620f70001c9@test-atomicproject.rhcloud.com
#openshift: 545a71ff4382ec94a1000088@v2-atomicproject.rhcloud.com
# test instance

# If you'd rather use OpenShift via git instead of rsync, comment out
# the above line and add your git URL as a 'production' remote.
#
# Example:
#    git remote add production OPENSHIFT_GIT_REMOTE_HERE
#
# (Note: This also works for non-OpenShift sites, provided the git
# remote is 'production' and is deployed to 'master')
#
# You still will deploy the same way, either method, by running:
#    bundle exec middleman deploy

###
# Deployment: rsync
##
#
# You can easily use rsync instead of OpenShift.
#
# Be sure to comment out openshift above. If you don't specify a port,
# it will default to 22 (ssh). If you do not specify a user, it will use
# the username of the person deploying. (You probably want to specify
# a username.)
#
#rsync: ssh://foo@bar.com:99/some/path/here/