IT_Infrastructure_Doc.md

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 ### How do I setup my project website?
 
-Project websites are hosted in a git repository separate from the actual
-project code. You can browse project website repositories using
-[cGit](https://git.eclipse.org/c/www.eclipse.org). Once the webmaster
-adds a space for your project, files you commit to the website
-repository are automatically published to eclipse.dev/xyz, where xyz
-is your project's short name. You are free to use HTML and PHP on your
-website. \<br \>Hosting a project website is normally done when the
+Project websites are stored in a git repository separate from the actual
+project code. Once a website repository has been created for your project, files you commit to the website repository are automatically published to eclipse.dev/xyz, where xyz is your project's short name. You are free to use any tools(eg: Hugo, Jekyl) to author and build your website, but the hosting service only supports plain HTML files(historically PHP was supported, but that is being deprecated here: https://gitlab.eclipse.org/eclipsefdn/helpdesk/-/issues/1934).
+
+The publishing process does not preform any build steps or similar operations, it simply pulls content from the designated repository.
+
+Hosting a project website is normally done when the
 project proposal has been approved. If you suspect your files are not
 being checked out to the eclipse.dev website, simply commit a small
 change to one file. This is usually enough to trigger a website refresh.
 
+### Do you have an example site? ###
+
+Yes, you can find a boilerplate website here: https://gitlab.eclipse.org/eclipsefdn/it/webdev/hugo-eclipsefdn-website-boilerplate#how-to-build-my-projects-website-with-jenkins .
+
+It also covers how to actually build your site via a CI job hosted at the Eclipse Foundation.
+
 ### How do I use the Solstice theme?
 
 Please see [this