The FusionAuth website - How we do it

This is a summary of how FusionAuth builds its website. They use Bootstrap Studio to generate HTML, which is then converted to Jekyll pages using a Ruby script. The conversion includes tasks such as removing unnecessary tags, adding Jekyll-specific syntax, and copying assets from the Bootstrap Studio directory. Once the HTML is converted, it's deployed to an Amazon EC2 instance using Savant, a build tool that automates the deployment process. The site is built using base Jekyll with plugins like jekyll-paginate for blog list pages and jekyll-asciidoc for documentation. The deployment process involves pushing changes from the GitHub repository to the server, which then updates the project and runs a Jekyll build. The resulting HTML is copied to the server's `/var/www/fusionauth.io` directory, where it's served by Apache. The site also includes integrations with Mailchimp and Formspree.io for email and contact forms, respectively.

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