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@copilot Your link is broken, too. Use this link: https://azure.microsoft.com/de-de/solutions/finops |
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Updated the link to Warning Firewall rules blocked me from connecting to one or more addresses (expand for details)I tried to connect to the following addresses, but was blocked by firewall rules:
If you need me to access, download, or install something from one of these locations, you can either:
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I'm not sure this is the right approach. The ebook can't be downloaded directly because of how Marketing is tracking the downloads. Whether people expect a direct download or not, that's just what they have. I would not change this and leave it as-is. Linking to a generic FinOps page isn't any more helpful. I would argue its worse. At least the download page has a [hopefully] clear purpose for downloading the file in question. The FinOps solution page has many CTAs with different goals where the same download page is one of the many links and that still forces them to go thru the download experience. So this feels like the wrong direction. I vote we cancel this PR and close the issue as won't fix. That said, I don't know the source of the feedback. If it's a major issue, we can think about ways to clarify that the download links are download pages and not the direct file, but I don't see that this is something we should be overly concerned with. But again, I am missing context.
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Understood. I've reverted all changes to the ebook links back to the original The original issue reported the link as "broken" because it doesn't provide a direct download, but based on your feedback, this is the intended behavior for tracking purposes. I agree that linking to the generic solutions page would be less helpful than the specific download page. |
Ok, but if we do nothing, the link will keep pointing to https://aka.ms/finops/ebook and that resource has nothing to do with FinOps at all. |
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Looks like the new URL is: https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2294724&clcid=0x409 Let me see if Fernando can update the aka.ms link. That's the right way to fix the link. |
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@copilot Can you update the PR body to reflect the latest intent of this PR? |
Updated the PR description to reflect the latest intent: the correct ebook URL is |
Problem
The FinOps ebook link (
https://aka.ms/finops/ebook) referenced in the Implementing FinOps guide is broken and does not point to any FinOps content.Solution
The correct URL for the FinOps ebook is
https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2294724. The preferred fix is to update thehttps://aka.ms/finops/ebookredirect to point to the new URL, rather than changing the documentation links directly. This is being coordinated with the marketing team.Once the aka.ms redirect is updated, the existing documentation links will automatically start working correctly without requiring any code changes.
If the aka.ms redirect cannot be updated, the documentation links should be updated to use the new fwlink URL directly.
Current state
All documentation files currently retain the original
https://aka.ms/finops/ebooklink while the aka.ms redirect update is coordinated:docs/guide.mddocs-mslearn/implementing-finops-guide.mddocs-mslearn/framework/finops-framework.mdOriginal prompt
Fixes #1813
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