One sidebar, fourteen sections, organized around what you're trying to do — deploy a service, manage data, expose a domain, watch logs. Replaces the previous tab-strip of six sections.
What changed
The docs site used to split navigation across six top-level tabs (Getting Started, Features, Console, Platform, Support, References). You'd jump between sidebars depending on which tab you landed on, and a single feature could appear in two places with subtly different content.
Now there's one sidebar that travels with you everywhere on computesphere.com/docs. Top-level sections track the customer journey:
- Introduction — welcome, quickstart, concepts, API keys
- Deployments — full lifecycle, environments, health checks
- Datastores — Postgres, Valkey, MySQL, RabbitMQ
- Storage — persistent disks, SphereStor, SphereFiles
- Networking, Scaling, Observability, Integrations — task-grouped
- Console, CLI, Platform, API errors, Support — reference
URLs didn't change. Bookmarks and AI-agent links keep working.
Why this matters
Premium dev-tool docs (Render, Vercel, Linear) all use a single task-first sidebar. We've followed suit. Skimming for "how do I add a custom domain?" should not require knowing which tab the author filed it under.