Post about new enterprise network configuration guide

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[kyliewd]

@joyeecheung -- heres some alternate copy that might work a little better for socials!

version 1
Working in an enterprise setup with corporate proxies or custom CAs? Node.js has native support for that.

No extra steps required, just configure and continue 👍

Details: https://nodejs.org/en/learn/http/enterprise-network-configuration

version 2
If Node.js keeps failing inside your company network, we've released a new guide that covers proxy settings and system CA setup.

Nothing flashy, just the basics you need to get things done. 💪

Guide here: https://nodejs.org/en/learn/http/enterprise-network-configuration

[joyeecheung]

Thanks for the suggestions, I like the version 1 although I think

No extra steps required, just configure and continue 👍

might be over simplifying it a bit - in many corporate environments, you likely do need to do some internal setups that would've been otherwise easy in non-corporate ones (e.g. Node.js is run in another company tool, and you may or may not have control over the command line arguments). Though I think this might be accurate:

No external dependency required, just configure and continue 👍

The primary good news is really that Node.js now has built-in support for this and you no longer need to use a third-party dependency that doesn't work across all platforms or uses some undocumented Node.js APIs that can break at any time, also companies might feel more comfortable with using built-ins for something as sensitive as system CA support than relying on an npm package. So I'd suggest:

Working in an enterprise setup with corporate proxies or custom CAs? Node.js has native support for that.
No external dependency required, just configure and continue 👍
Details: https://nodejs.org/en/learn/http/enterprise-network-configuration

[joyeecheung]

Thanks @kyliewd - BTW you can more explicitly approve it (i.e. leave a trace on GitHub) if you go to "Files changed" tab, click "Review changes" green button on the right and select "Approve" and then submit.

Do you want to post this manually on bluesky? In this repo if we click the "squash and merge" button above the comment box it will trigger the automation to just post the proposed text to the official account of bluesky, I think you should already have the permissions to click the button so feel free to just use the automation instead of logging in manually; we'd still need you to post the text proposed here to other channels manually though.

[kyliewd]

thanks joyee! will get this published.