Fixed wrong_author-bug38, other changes made

Added about page with content about me
Made design changes, general UI template changes, especially the landing page
Refactored code, updated from Class to Functional components, added async functionality in config and node files
Created new Component
Understood more about the system, how the theme switching worked, how state were passed.

Author: anitsh

content/google-foobar-first-codechallenge-caesar-cipher.md

@@ -6,9 +6,9 @@ categories: ['google', 'challenge', 'series', 'cipher']
 keywords: ['google', 'challenge', 'series', 'cipher', 'first', 'caesar']
 slug: google-foobar-first-challenge-caesar-cipher
 cover: './img/google-foobar-first-challenge-solved.png'
-type: 'BlogPost'
+type: 'Blog'
 ---
- 
+
 In this post I will share my experience solving the first `Google FooBar Challenge`.
 
 While doing some search on Google, I received an invitation to participate in a code challenge by Google. I had no previous idea about it, frankly never heard of it. I accepted the invitation and I was redirected to [FooBar](https://foobar.withgoogle.com). After log in, a `CLI` with the instructions about the challenge and how to request a challenge was provided. The challenge had to be solved within 2 days.

content/img/kubernetes-banner.png

@@ -1,19 +1,19 @@
 ---
 
-title: Kubernetes Componets
-subtitle: Understanding Kubernetes Components
+title: Kubernetes Components
+subtitle: A at the building blocks in simple terms for quick understanding
 date: '2020-07-12'
 categories: ['kubernetes', 'devops', 'basics']
 keywords: ['kubernetes', 'devops', 'basics', 'series', 'part_3', 'components']
 slug: kubernetes-components
-cover: './img/kubernetes.png'
-type: 'BlogPost'
+cover: './img/kubernetes-overview.png'
+type: 'Blog'
 
 ---
 
-__Please review the previous parts of this series for better understanding:__ 
-- [Kuberenetes Overview](https://codeanit.com/posts/kubernetes-overview)
-- [Kubernetes Objects](https://codeanit.com/posts/kubernetes-objects)
+__Review previous parts of this series for better understanding:__ 
+- [Kuberenetes Overview](https://codeanit.com/blog/kubernetes-overview)
+- [Kubernetes Objects](https://codeanit.com/blog/kubernetes-objects)
 
 __This is third part of the Kubernetes series. In this part I will try to add more insights into the essential parts  of Kubernetes. I will add more details on the topics in later in the series or there will separate posts as the topics needs.__
 
@@ -70,4 +70,4 @@ Kubernetes includes some internal monitoring tools by default. These resources b
 **Kubernetes** is a large system with many parts functioning as a unit. It has resolved many issues in managing containerized distributed application but before using it in production, it is recommended to understand it very well.
 
 
-__I will share about [Kubernetes Service](https://codeanit.com/posts/kubernetes-services) next.__
+__I will share about [Kubernetes Service](https://codeanit.com/blog/kubernetes-services) next.__

content/img/kubernetes-objects.jpg

@@ -1,21 +1,21 @@
 ---
 
 title: Kubernetes Controller
-subtitle: Understanding Controllers In Depth
+subtitle: The brain of the system that keeps track of all the other parts
 date: '2020-07-15'
 categories: ['kubernetes', 'devops']
 keywords: ['kubernetes', 'devops', 'overview', 'series', 'part_5', 'controllers']
 slug: kubernetes-controllers
-cover: './img/kubernetes.png'
+cover: './img/kubernetes-overview.png'
 type: 'BlogPost'
 
 ---
 
-__Please review the previous parts of this series for better understanding:__ 
-- [Kuberenetes Overview](https://codeanit.com/posts/kubernetes-overview)
-- [Kubernetes Objects](https://codeanit.com/posts/kubernetes-objects)
-- [Kubernetes Components](https://codeanit.com/posts/kubernetes-components)
-- [Kubernetes Service](https://codeanit.com/posts/kubernetes-services)
+__Review previous parts of this series for better understanding:__ 
+- [Kuberenetes Overview](https://codeanit.com/blog/kubernetes-overview)
+- [Kubernetes Objects](https://codeanit.com/blog/kubernetes-objects)
+- [Kubernetes Components](https://codeanit.com/blog/kubernetes-components)
+- [Kubernetes Service](https://codeanit.com/blog/kubernetes-services)
 
 __This is fifth part of the Kubernetes series. In this part I will try to add more insights into Kubernetes `Controller`.__
 
@@ -56,4 +56,4 @@ Build on jobs,
 **Controller** are the essential parts of Kubernetes which makes `Pods` management easy Kubernetes.
 
 
-__I will share about [Kubernetes Volume](https://codeanit.com/posts/kubernetes-volume) next.__
+__I will share about [Kubernetes Volume](https://codeanit.com/blog/kubernetes-volume) next.__

content/img/kubernetes-objects.png

@@ -1,25 +1,25 @@
 ---
 
 title: Kubernetes Objects
-subtitle: Understanding the Kubernetes Objects
+subtitle: Essential building blocks of the complicated system
 date: '2020-07-09'
-categories: ['kubernetes', 'devops']
-keywords: ['kubernetes', 'devops', 'overview', 'series', 'part_2', 'objects']
+categories: ['kubernetes', 'devops', 'basics']
+keywords: ['kubernetes', 'devops', 'basics', 'overview', 'series', 'part_2', 'objects']
 slug: kubernetes-objects
-cover: './img/kubernetes.png'
-type: 'BlogPost'
+cover: './img/kubernetes-objects.png'
+type: 'Blog'
 
 ---
 
-__Please review [Kuberenetes Overview](https://codeanit.com/posts/kubernetes-overview)__
+__Review [Kuberenetes Overview](https://codeanit.com/blog/kubernetes-overview)__
 
 __This is the second part of the Kubernetes series. In this part I will try to add more insights into Kubenetes Objects.__
 
 
 # **Kubernetes Objects**
 `Kubernetes Objects` are persistent entities in `Kubernetes`. All objects have unique names that allows idempotent creation and retrieval. These objects are stored in `etcd`database as a key-value pair. Objects can categorized as the `Basic Objects` which determines the deployed containerized application's workloads, their associated network and disk resources, and `Higher Level Objects` which are build upon the basic objects to provide additional functionality and convenience features to manage the workloads. Higher level objects have a long-running service-like lifecycle, except `Jobs`. 
-Basic objects: `Pod`, `Service`, `Volume` and `Namespace` 
-Higher level objects `Replication Controllers`, `Replication Sets`, `Deployments`, `Stateful Sets`, `Daemon Sets ,`Jobs` and `Cron Jobs`
+  - Basic Objects: Pod, Service, Volume and Namespace 
+  - Higher Level Objects: Replication Controllers, Replication Sets, Deployments, Stateful Sets, Daemon Sets Jobs and Cron Jobs
 
 Every `Kubernetes Object` definition is a `YAML` file that contains at least the following items:
 - `apiVersion`: The version of the Kubernetes API that the definition belongs to.
@@ -35,4 +35,4 @@ Kubernetes Objects are the fundamental units that define how the many units exis
 These building blocks must be understood in details to make the good use of Kubernetes.
 
 
-__I will share about [Kubernetes Components](https://codeanit.com/posts/kubernetes-components) next.__
+__I will share about [Kubernetes Components](https://codeanit.com/blog/kubernetes-components) next.__

content/kubernetes-components-part_3.md

@@ -1,13 +1,13 @@
 ---
 
 title: Kubernetes Overview
-subtitle: Understanding the overview of Kubernetes
+subtitle: The easiest way to visualize components and how they work
 date: '2020-07-01'
 categories: ['kubernetes', 'devops']
 keywords: ['kubernetes', 'devops', 'overview', 'series', 'part_1']
 slug: kubernetes-overview
-cover: './img/kubernetes.png'
-type: 'BlogPost'
+cover: './img/kubernetes-banner.png'
+type: 'Blog'
 
 ---
 
@@ -65,4 +65,4 @@ Traditionally, applications used to run on one or more `Physical Servers`. The m
 Although it has simplified managing containerized distributed application, it is recommended to understand it very well befor using it production.
 
 
-__I will share about [Kubernetes Objects](https://codeanit.com/posts/kubernetes-objects) next.__
+__I will share about [Kubernetes Objects](https://codeanit.com/blog/kubernetes-objects) next.__

content/kubernetes-controller-part_5.md

@@ -1,29 +1,29 @@
 ---
 
 title: Kubernetes Service
-subtitle: Understanding Kubernetes Services
+subtitle: An important component that manages routes and containers
 date: '2020-07-14'
 categories: ['kubernetes', 'devops']
 keywords: ['kubernetes', 'devops', 'overview', 'series', 'part_4', 'services']
 slug: kubernetes-services
-cover: './img/kubernetes.png'
-type: 'BlogPost'
+cover: './img/kubernetes-service.png'
+type: 'Blog'
 
 ---
 
-__Please review the previous parts of this series for better understanding:__ 
-- [Kuberenetes Overview](https://codeanit.com/posts/kubernetes-overview)
-- [Kubernetes Objects](https://codeanit.com/posts/kubernetes-objects)
-- [Kubernetes Components](https://codeanit.com/posts/kubernetes-components)
+__Review previous parts of this series for better understanding:__ 
+- [Kuberenetes Overview](https://codeanit.com/blog/kubernetes-overview)
+- [Kubernetes Objects](https://codeanit.com/blog/kubernetes-objects)
+- [Kubernetes Components](https://codeanit.com/blog/kubernetes-components)
 
 __This is fourth part of the Kubernetes series. In this part I will try to add more insights into Kubernetes `Service`.__
 
 
 # What is a Service in Kubernetes? 
-A `Service` groups `Pods` together that perform the same function as a single entity. It keeps track of containers in the Pods and routes to the Containers for internal and external access. A Service’s IP address remains stable regardless of changes to the Pods it routes to, which makes it easy to gain discoverability and can simplify Containers designs. By default, Services are only available using an internally routable IP address, they can be made available outside of the Cluster by choosing one of several strategies.
+A `Service` groups `Pods` together that perform the same function as a single entity. It keeps track of containers in the Pods and routes to the containers for internal and external access. A Service’s IP address remains stable regardless of changes to the Pods it routes to, which makes it easy to gain discoverability and can simplify containers designs. By default, Services are only available using an internally routable IP address, they can be made available outside of the Cluster by choosing one of several strategies.
 
 # Types Of Services
-There are 4 types of Kubernetes Services, specified by the type `field` in the `Service Configuration File`:
+There are 4 types of Services, specified by the type `field` in the `Service Configuration File`:
 
 - `ClusterIP` is the default, which grants the Service a stable internal IP accessible from anywhere inside of the cluster.
 
@@ -39,4 +39,4 @@ Creating LoadBalancer for each Deployment running in the cluster will create a n
 **Services** are the essential parts of Kubernetes which provides secure communication mechanism with in the Kubernetes infrastructure.
 
 
-__I will share about [Kubernetes Controller](https://codeanit.com/posts/kubernetes-controllers) next.__
+__I will share about [Kubernetes Controller](https://codeanit.com/blog/kubernetes-controllers) next.__

content/kubernetes-objects-part_2.md

@@ -1,28 +1,25 @@
 ---
 
 title: Kubernetes Volume
-subtitle: Understanding How Kubernetes Stores Information
+subtitle: The storage management system
 date: '2020-07-16'
 categories: ['kubernetes', 'devops']
 keywords: ['kubernetes', 'devops', 'overview', 'series', 'part_6', 'volume']
 slug: kubernetes-volume
-cover: './img/kubernetes.png'
-type: 'BlogPost'
+cover: './img/kubernetes-volume.png'
+type: 'Blog'
 
 ---
 
-__Please review the previous parts of this series for better understanding:__ 
-- [Kuberenetes Overview](https://codeanit.com/posts/kubernetes-overview)
-- [Kubernetes Objects](https://codeanit.com/posts/kubernetes-objects)
-- [Kubernetes Components](https://codeanit.com/posts/kubernetes-components)
-- [Kubernetes Service](https://codeanit.com/posts/kubernetes-services)
-- [Kubernetes Controller](https://codeanit.com/posts/kubernetes-controllers)
+__Review previous parts of this series for better understanding:__ 
+- [Kuberenetes Overview](https://codeanit.com/blog/kubernetes-overview)
+- [Kubernetes Objects](https://codeanit.com/blog/kubernetes-objects)
+- [Kubernetes Components](https://codeanit.com/blog/kubernetes-components)
+- [Kubernetes Service](https://codeanit.com/blog/kubernetes-services)
+- [Kubernetes Controller](https://codeanit.com/blog/kubernetes-controllers)
 
 __This is the sixth part of the Kubernetes series. In this part I will try to add more insights into Kubernetes `Volume`__
 
-# Storage Management
-Kubernetes stores information 
-
 # **Volume** 
 `Volume`is simply an abstraction of data in the form of file and directory within a Pod. It exists as long as its Pod exists.
 

content/kubernetes-overview-part_1.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ categories: ['general', 'framework', 'website']
 keywords: ['website', 'blog', 'gatsby', 'javascript', 'typescript', 'jam-stack', 'static-wesite']
 slug: website-with-gatsby
 cover: './img/gatsbyjs-logo-banner.jpg'
-type: 'BlogPost'
+type: 'Blog'
 
 ---
 

content/kubernetes-service-part_4.md

@@ -1,4 +1,15 @@
-var path = require("path");
+/**
+ * 
+ * 
+ * Gatsby's Config APIs is implemented in this file.
+ * 
+ * See: https://www.gatsbyjs.org/docs/gatsby-config
+ * 
+ * 
+ */
+
+
+const path = require("path");
 
 module.exports = {
   siteMetadata: {
@@ -10,10 +21,10 @@ module.exports = {
       'Technical Articles',
       'Programming Blog',
     ],
-    title: "Technical Blog by Anit Shrestha Manandhar.",
+    title: "Anit Shrestha Manandhar | Software Development Service | Blog",
     titleAlt: 'codeanit.com',
     description:
-      "I am not an expert, I code for a living. I have some experience building software systems that solves the problems. Interested in mind, body and technology. Here are few things I learn and share my view about tech.",
+      "Anit is a hands-on code experienced software engineer who blogs and provides software development service.",
     url: 'https://codeanit.com', // Site domain without trailing slash
     siteUrl: 'https://codeanit.com/', // url + pathPrefix
     siteLanguage: 'en', // Language Tag on <html> element
@@ -48,7 +59,7 @@ module.exports = {
             subtitle: node => node.frontmatter.subtitle,
             content: node => node.rawBody,
             date: node => node.frontmatter.date,
-            slug: node => `/posts/${node.frontmatter.slug}`,
+            slug: node => `/blog/${node.frontmatter.slug}`,
             keywords: node => node.frontmatter.keywords,
           },
         },
@@ -58,7 +69,7 @@ module.exports = {
     {
       resolve: `gatsby-source-filesystem`,
       options: {
-        name: `posts`,
+        name: `blog`,
         path: `${__dirname}/content/`,
       },
     },
@@ -151,12 +162,12 @@ module.exports = {
         pathToConfigModule: './src/utils/typography',
       },
     },
-    {
-      resolve: `gatsby-plugin-page-creator`,
-      options: {
-        path: path.resolve(__dirname, `src/pages`),
-      },
-    },
+    // {
+    //   resolve: `gatsby-plugin-page-creator`,
+    //   options: {
+    //     path: path.resolve(__dirname, `src/pages`),
+    //   },
+    // },
     'gatsby-plugin-emotion',
     'gatsby-plugin-react-helmet',
     'gatsby-plugin-twitter',