Update landing page about cobudget

[aerugo]

I have an AWS user tied to hugi at hugi dot se if that helps.

[aerugo]

I am unable to do this myself because the code won't run on my machine (Apple M1 chip does not play nicely with old versions of many libraries) so I have no way to test the code. It's probably simpler for someone who gets it to run to make the changes, rather than to make a PR blindly without testing.

[chime-gm]

@aerugo unfortunately I've also upgraded to a M1 chip recently.

I might be able to dig out an old computer with an Intel chip, but can't do that before January 31 at the very earliest.

An alternative is to simply build a new placeholder page that allows for a login to the old platform and redirects to the new for all new pages. Rather than relying on this old page that hasn't been updated in a million years, build a new one.

I can give you direct access to the S3 bucket it serves from so the deployment is easy and you wouldn't have to wait for me. Or alternatively, build new pages in docker image you can either deploy yourself and I can move the DNS - or I can deploy the docker image on the existing machines.

I'll strongly prefer not to try to maintain pages none of us can easily test.

[aerugo]

Alright, thanks @chime-gm, I appreciate it. I agree, if I have access to the S3 bucket I can just make a new one-pager and deploy a hotfix. Where is the S3 bucket and what do you need from me?

[chime-gm]

I'll create an AWS user for you that should give you access to everything you need later today. I also need to check if anything need to change in the current setup.

[aerugo]

@chime-gm - I have tried changing the contents of index.html in the cobudget-prod bucket, but no results.
I have even tried turning off "Static website hosting" on the bucket, and still cobudget.co stays up.
Is there something I am missing?

[aerugo]

Nevermind @chime-gm - I have figured it out. It was served from cobudget-prod-eu.

[chime-gm]

Glad you found the solution @aerugo :)