Merge pull request #404 from TU-Delft-DCC/develop

Merge `develop` into `main`

Author: edvinskis

_quarto.yml

@@ -300,17 +300,17 @@ website:
           - section: "Remote servers"
             href: docs/infrastructure/remote_servers.md
             contents:
-              - text: Server request form
-                href: docs/infrastructure/VPS_request.md
+              - text: Request VPS
+                href: docs/infrastructure/vps_request.md
               - text: Server connection
-                href: docs/infrastructure/VPS_SSH.md
+                href: docs/infrastructure/vps_ssh.md
               - text: Data transfer
                 href: docs/infrastructure/moving_data.md
-              - text: Web servers
-                href: docs/infrastructure/web_servers.md
-                contents:
-                  - text: SSL certificates
-                    href: docs/infrastructure/VPS_SSL_Certs.md
+          - section: "Web servers"
+            href: docs/infrastructure/web_servers.md
+            contents:  
+              - text: SSL certificates
+                href: docs/infrastructure/ssl_certificates.md
           - text: <br>
         - text: ---
         - href: listings.qmd

docs/data/data_storage/project_drive_mounting.md

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ categories:
 *Project drive* storage can be mounted and made accessible in your TU Delft Virtual Private Server (VPS).
 
 ### Prerequisites
-- A TU Delft [VPS](../../infrastructure/VPS_request.md)
+- A TU Delft [VPS](../../infrastructure/vps_request.md)
 - A TU Delft [*Project Data Storage* drive](./project_drive_request.md)
 
 ### Steps
@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ Content within *webdata* is under password protection. Typing your username and
 :::
 
 #### **Step 2. Connect to your TU Delft VPS via SSH**
-Follow instructions in the TU Delft ICT email from initial server setup or follow our guide to [configure via SSH](../../infrastructure/VPS_SSH.md).
+Follow instructions in the TU Delft ICT email from initial server setup or follow our guide to [configure via SSH](../../infrastructure/vps_ssh.md).
 
 #### **Step 3. Create a new directory as the mounting point**
 The convention is to create mounting points in the folder `/media`. Navigate to the directory and create a new folder with:

docs/data/data_storage/project_drive_request.md

@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ TU Delft network drives are automatically mounted on TU Delft-managed computers
 
 On macOS and Linux, there are a few additional steps needed to access *Project Drives*. The instructions can be found [here](https://filelist.tudelft.nl/Calendar/2024/08%20August/Project%20storage%20instructions.pdf). *(Last updated: August 2024)*
 
-It can also be accessed through [webdata.tudelft.nl](https://webdata.tudelft.nl/) using a WebDAV web link [staff-umbrella](https://webdata.tudelft.nl/staff-umbrella). To mount on a TU Delft Virtual Private Server, first follow the instructions [here](/docs/infrastructure/VPS_request.md), and then the instructions in the next guide [Mount *Project Drive* on server](project_drive_mounting.md).
+It can also be accessed through [webdata.tudelft.nl](https://webdata.tudelft.nl/) using a WebDAV web link [staff-umbrella](https://webdata.tudelft.nl/staff-umbrella). To mount on a TU Delft Virtual Private Server, first follow the instructions [here](/docs/infrastructure/vps_request.md), and then the instructions in the next guide [Mount *Project Drive* on server](project_drive_mounting.md).
 
 :::{.callout-note appearance="simple" icon="false"}
 ## {{< fa info-circle >}} Reminder

docs/infrastructure/VPS_SSL_Certs.md

@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ scp -i <path-to-custom-private-ssh-key> -o "ProxyJump <bastion-username>@linux-b
 
 ### Transferring files using SSH tunneling
 
-If [SSH tunneling](VPS_SSH.md) has been configured correctly for the remote host, you can copy files to and from a remote host as follows:
+If [SSH tunneling](vps_ssh.md) has been configured correctly for the remote host, you can copy files to and from a remote host as follows:
 
 ```bash
 # Copy TO remote host

docs/infrastructure/moving_data.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ date: 2025-08-29
 
 # We use this key to indicate the last modified date [manual entry, use YYYY-MM-DD]
 # Uncomment and populate the next line accordingly
-date-modified: 2025-09-19
+date-modified: 2025-12-02
 
 # Do not modify
 lang: en
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ language:
 
 # Title of the document [manual entry]
 # Uncomment and populate the next line accordingly
-title: Servers
+title: Remote Servers
 
 # Brief overview of the document (will be used in listings) [manual entry]
 # Uncomment and populate the next line and uncomment "hide-description: true".
@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ All servers are a physical computer sitting somewhere. However, there is a commo
 
 In most cases, a virtual server is the most suitable option. However, a physical server may be necessary when it is intended for specific use cases (e.g., laboratory equipment, sensor data acquisition, image processing).
 
-TU Delft offers its employees the use of physical or virtual servers, these servers are referred as faculty managed servers which are therefore *private* to the university network by default. *Virtual Private Servers* (VPS) can be requested as described in the next guide [*Request a VPS*](VPS_request.md), whereas physical server placement follow a different procedure for which we strongly encourage you to consult your FIM.
+TU Delft offers its employees the use of physical or virtual servers, these servers are referred as faculty managed servers which are therefore *private* to the university network by default. *Virtual Private Servers* (VPS) can be requested as described in the next guide [*Request a VPS*](vps_request.md), whereas physical server placement follow a different procedure for which we strongly encourage you to consult your FIM.
 
 #### **Relevant considerations**