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reorganize top-level site #130

@grondo

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@grondo

We have some good documentation on the docs site but the ad-hoc growth of the documentation has resulted in lack of coherence and flow of the overall site. Also given that Flux is starting to be installed as a system RM at this point, we may get many more users that are most interested in "how do I use a cluster running Flux" vs "how do I build this new thing from source and poke at it"

I propose that we reorganize the site in a more straightforward manner given the upcoming user base and at the same time fill in some of the missing high-level documentation. I'll propose a rough outline here with the assumption that we can fill in the gaps as we go along

New TOC proposal: This is a very rough, first-cut draft and others should feel free to come in and edit at will:
(just something to get us started)

  • About or Introduction
    • high level introduction (maybe reference but do not incorporate Installation Guide)
    • what is Flux, etc.
  • Basics
    • introduction to basic concepts and usage, maybe subsections like:
    • Listing resources
    • Running jobs - interactive, batch, etc
    • Listing jobs
    • URIs and batch jobs
    • Working with job hierarchies
  • Administration
    • Installation
    • Flux Administrator's Guide
  • Tutorials
    • list specific tutorials here
  • References
    • RFCs
    • man pages
    • CORAL
    • CORAL2
    • workflow examples

This puts the more basic information first, following with more detailed topics (like installing from tarballs and running make check) to which first-time users on a system with Flux already installed should not be subjected.

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