Refactor usage pages with shortcodes, convert HTML to Markdown
Add usage-lead and usage-feature shortcodes to encapsulate the alternating two-column layout, then migrate all ten usage pages (cio, sysadmin, freelance, geek, devops — EN and FR) from raw HTML files to plain Markdown using those shortcodes.
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title = "happyDomain for System Administrators"
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description = "Simplify DNS zone management across multiple providers. happyDomain gives sysadmins a unified interface with history, rollback, and audit trails."
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layout = "usage"
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{{< usage-lead >}}
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A <span class="text-hilight">simple interface</span> to view and manage your zones, both internals <span class="text-nowrap">(Bind, ...)</span> and publics <span class="text-nowrap">(OVH, Gandi, ...)</span>.
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{{< /usage-lead >}}
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{{< usage-feature
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title="Edit your zone files more efficiently."
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image="/img/screenshots/domain-abstract.webp"
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alt="Liste des domaines, regroupés astucieusement par client"
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>}}
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Whatever the host of your zones, happy<span class="fw-bold">Domain</span> displays them in a clear way to limit errors.
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By installing happy<span class="fw-bold">Domain</span> next to your Bind or PowerDNS, enjoy the interface without changing your configuration. <span class="text-muted">(coming soon)</span>
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{{< /usage-feature >}}
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{{< usage-feature
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title="View your changes before applying them."
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image="/img/screenshots/zone-diff.webp"
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alt="Review and confirm the changes that will be applied"
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flip="true"
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bg="green"
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>}}
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Before publishing your changes, happy<span class="fw-bold">Domain</span> shows you what changes will be made. A preview that will avoid many mistakes.
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You can even select which changes you want to release now and which ones should wait.
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{{< /usage-feature >}}
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{{< usage-feature
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title="Share the zone management with your teams or collaborators."
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image="/img/screenshots/domain-abstract.webp"
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alt="Liste des domaines, regroupés astucieusement par client"
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coming_soon="true"
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>}}
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Whether it's permanent or in preparation for a particular event, happy<span class="fw-bold">Domain</span> gives you the ability to collaborate on editing the same area.
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Delegate to your teams all or only part of the area, it's up to you.
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{{< /usage-feature >}}
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{{< usage-feature
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title="Manage simply, even the special zones."
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image="/img/screenshots/domains-list.webp"
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alt="Liste des domaines, regroupés astucieusement par client"
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flip="true"
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bg="plum"
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coming_soon="true"
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>}}
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Looking for an interface that displays reverse IPv4/IPv6 zones in a human way?
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Or a <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNSBL">Real-time Blockhole List (DNSBL)</a> zone? Or a DNS <a href="https://www.dnsrpz.info/">Response Policy Zones</a> (DNS-RPZ)?
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happy<span class="fw-bold">Domain</span> understands them and allows you to manage them unequivocally.
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{{< /usage-feature >}}
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{{< usage-feature
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title="Catch problems before they become outages."
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image="/img/screenshots/checks-dashboard.webp"
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alt="Monitoring dashboard showing the status of every check on a domain"
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>}}
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With built-in checkers, happy<span class="fw-bold">Domain</span> keeps an eye on your domains and zones around the clock: registration expiry, DNSSEC validity, delegation consistency, TLS certificates, response times and more.
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Each check is evaluated against clear rules and reported as <span class="fw-bold">OK</span>, <span class="fw-bold">Warning</span> or <span class="fw-bold">Critical</span>, so you can spot what needs attention at a glance, and get notified the moment a check changes state.
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{{< /usage-feature >}}
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