Create docs on docs.plone.org for this image

[jensens]

The README here lands on Docker Hub, so it should contain basic about the image and Plone.
In depth information has to be moved to docs.plone.org (6-dev branch)
@stevepiercy knows better where to put it there. Lets keep this issue open until this is finished.

[stevepiercy]

To clarify, the only docs I see in this repo are in README.md. Is that correct?

Does in-depth information exist somewhere? If so, where?

As far as where in-depth docs of backend should go, anyone can create a pull request against the 6-dev branch. There is a subdirectory docs/backend with a draft structure awaiting content.

[jensens]

I think we need some kind of deployment documentation, so there will be.

[jensens]

we have the deployment training now, this can be closed

[stevepiercy]

No, Training is not the authoritative source for Documentation. We maintain Documentation all the time now, whereas a Training is usually only updated by the author. Additionally we do not want to punish users to go between two websites to get the information they seek. Please reopen.

[jensens]

I will change the ticket title

[stevepiercy]

@jensens for some reason, I cannot assign this ticket to myself or add it to the Plone 6 Docs release GitHub Project. I could not reopen the ticket myself yesterday either. Would you please check my permissions on this repository, and grant me sufficient rights? Thank you!

After I have the opportunity to run through the training and provide feedback in a couple of weeks, then I'll work on this ticket.

[jensens]

@stevepiercy indeed, Developers group had only read access. @ericof by intend? Anyway, I change this to "Triage".

[stevepiercy]

@jensens thanks. Assigned and added to the GitHub project Release Plone 6 docs.