Datum Cloud Docs

Documentation for Datum Cloud, built with Mintlify.

Live Site

datum.net/docs

Development

Install the Mintlify CLI:

npm install -g mintlify

Run a local preview from the repo root:

mintlify dev

Structure

├── docs.json           # Mintlify configuration (navigation, redirects, theme)
├── index.mdx           # Landing page (Introduction > Overview)
├── get-involved.mdx    # Community and contributing
├── locations.mdx       # Regions and availability zones
├── desktop-apps.mdx    # Desktop Apps tab
├── getting-started/    # Account setup, first workload
├── account/            # Sign up, sign in, passkeys, account recovery
├── organizations/      # Organizations, team management, usage
├── projects/           # Projects and service accounts
├── platform/           # Architecture, Kubernetes, roadmap, and other platform topics
├── galactic-vpc/       # gVPC (networks/ holds the Networks section, including network services)
├── compute/            # Compute (runtimes/ holds the Runtimes section)
├── alb/                # Application Load Balancer (httpproxy/, configuration/)
├── connectors/         # Connectors and tunnels
├── domain-dns/         # Domains and DNS
├── operations/         # Metrics export, activity logs, secrets, suspension, assistant
├── agents/             # Agent skills, Datum MCP, llms.txt
├── guides/             # Guides tab, grouped by product
├── datumctl/           # datumctl (CLI) tab
└── images/             # Static assets

Each product section follows the same layout where it applies: Overview, product-specific pages, Configuration, Operations, Observability, Troubleshooting, Limits and quotas, and Limitations and roadmap. When you move a page, add a redirect for its old path in docs.json.

Contributing

1. Fork the repo and create a branch
2. Edit or add .mdx files
3. Preview locally with mintlify dev
4. Open a pull request against main

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