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Latest SEO blogs, with the cloud computing SEO blog and its associated image removed, followed by re-running image optimization to refresh the optimize cache.

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Greptile Summary

Adds three new unlisted SEO blog posts — cloud storage, Kubernetes, and serverless — each with a matching .avif cover image and an updated optimize cache entry. The previously drafted cloud computing blog and its image were removed within this branch, leaving only the three new posts in the final diff.

• Each post is correctly wired up: cover image paths match the committed files, author identifiers (aditya-oberai, luke-silver, atharva) all exist in other blog posts, and all internal Appwrite doc links point to valid endpoints.
• The .optimize-cache.json entries use .png keys for .avif files, consistent with the existing convention throughout the cache file.
• All three posts are marked unlisted: true, appropriate for staged publication before the SEO launch.

Confidence Score: 5/5

Three new content-only blog posts and their cover images — no application logic, routing, or data handling changed.

The change is purely additive: three markdoc files, three images, and three cache entries. Cover paths, author IDs, and internal links all check out. The optimize cache extension convention (.png keys for .avif files) is consistent with every other entry in the file.

No files require special attention.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
src/routes/blog/post/what-is-cloud-storage-an-expert-guide-for-developers/+page.markdoc	New SEO blog post on cloud storage; well-structured with valid cover image path, author, and internal Appwrite links. Marked unlisted: true for staged publication.
src/routes/blog/post/what-is-kubernetes-an-expert-guide-for-developers/+page.markdoc	New SEO blog post on Kubernetes; well-structured with valid cover image, author (luke-silver), and accurate technical content. Marked unlisted: true.
src/routes/blog/post/what-is-serverless-an-expert-guide-for-developers/+page.markdoc	New SEO blog post on serverless computing; well-structured with valid cover image, author (atharva), and accurate technical content. Marked unlisted: true.
.optimize-cache.json	Adds cache entries for the three new blog cover images. Entries use .png keys while actual files are .avif — this extension mismatch is intentional per repo conventions. All three new images have corresponding entries.

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[atharvadeosthale]

@copilot I wanted to go ahead and remove the cloud computing article. Along with that, I also want to remove the image associated with it. And then what I wanted to do is run bun run optimize. This will optimize the images again, and it will update the image cache JSON. Then go over and check again if everything is fine, and if everything is fine, just go ahead and push to this PR.

[Copilot]

@copilot I wanted to go ahead and remove the cloud computing article. Along with that, I also want to remove the image associated with it. And then what I wanted to do is run `bun run op...

Implemented in commit 4b3d0bd.

• Removed the cloud computing blog post
• Removed its associated image
• Ran bun run optimize
• Removed the stale cloud-computing entry from .optimize-cache.json

I also rechecked the repo for references to that blog slug and found none.

[adityaoberai]

Let's add Luke or Levi as the author please