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README.md

InfluxDB Cloud Serverless Helper Scripts

This directory contains scripts specific to InfluxDB Cloud Serverless documentation workflows.

Overview

InfluxDB Cloud Serverless is a fully managed cloud service that requires different documentation maintenance approaches compared to self-hosted products.

Scripts (Planned)

audit-api-documentation.sh (TODO)

Audit API documentation against the Cloud Serverless API endpoints.

Usage:

./audit-api-documentation.sh [version]

update-pricing-information.sh (TODO)

Update pricing and billing documentation based on current Cloud Serverless offerings.

Usage:

./update-pricing-information.sh

Validate that tutorial links and examples work with current Cloud Serverless endpoints.

Usage:

./validate-tutorial-links.sh

Considerations for Cloud Serverless

Unlike self-hosted products, Cloud Serverless:

  • Has no CLI tool to audit
  • Uses exclusively HTTP API endpoints
  • Has dynamic pricing that may need regular updates
  • Requires authentication against live cloud services for testing
  • Has region-specific endpoints and limitations

Future Development

As Cloud Serverless documentation needs evolve, this directory will be expanded with:

  • API endpoint validation scripts
  • Tutorial testing automation
  • Pricing documentation updates
  • Regional documentation maintenance
  • Authentication and permissions testing

Integration

These scripts will integrate with the main documentation workflow via:

  • GitHub Actions for automated testing
  • Scheduled runs for pricing updates
  • PR validation for API changes
  • Integration with common utility functions