Personal website for matt.kotsenas.com. The site is generated using Hugo with the Blowfish theme.

# Generate the site with the production Docker build
docker build --target export --output type=local,dest=public -f build/Dockerfile .

dotnet tool restore
dotnet aspire start

# Open http://localhost:1313

After signing in with the Azure and GitHub CLIs, start the AppHost and run Configure Container App deployment on the blog resource. The command configures GitHub-to-Azure OIDC deployment. It can also be run from the terminal:

dotnet aspire start
dotnet aspire resource blog configure-container-app-deployment
dotnet aspire stop

Run dotnet aspire stop even if configuration fails. If the application already exists, verify its application ID and pass it with --applicationId. If the deployment service principal is replaced, rerun this command and commit the regenerated deployment artifacts.

Run the Build and Deploy workflow manually to deploy the preview Container App to the blog resource group in West US 3.

The publish model owns website records within the Azure DNS zones in resource group dns. Until the registrar nameservers change, those records are non-authoritative and point to the legacy Web App.

The Public HTTPS Health workflow runs daily to verify TLS trust, certificate lifetime, and HTTP availability for the public website domains. Run the same checks on demand after setting DeploymentPrincipalId to the deployment service principal's object ID:

dotnet aspire do check-public-https --environment preview --non-interactive

# Create a new post (replace 'my-post-slug' with your post's URL slug)
docker run --rm -v "${PWD}:/src" "$(docker build --quiet --target dev -f build/Dockerfile .)" new posts/my-post-slug/index.md

This creates a new post with the correct frontmatter. To add a hero image:

1. Add an image named feature.jpg or feature.png to the post folder
2. The showHero: true frontmatter is already set by the archetype

Cover photo credit Taylor Bennett.