Enhancing New Relic Docs—the Open Source Way
Blog post from New Relic
New Relic is expanding its commitment to open source by making its documentation open for community contributions, aligning with its broader strategy of open exchange, transparency, and collaboration. The company has migrated its documentation site from Drupal 7 to a static JAMstack architecture using Gatsby.js and GraphQL, which facilitates efficient content management and quick site performance. This transition allows for seamless integration with New Relic's other platforms, enabling content to be shared across different interfaces. The use of open source technologies such as React, Emotion CSS, and MDX helps maintain a flexible, responsive design that supports localization and enhances user experience. The migration process was automated using codemods, transforming over 5,863 pieces of content swiftly, while YAML is employed for easy navigation management. New Relic encourages community engagement through GitHub, inviting users to file issues, suggest edits, and contribute to the improvement of its documentation, reflecting the company's dedication to fostering a collaborative environment.
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