Jekyll

Jekyll 4.4.1 is an open-source static site generator built with Ruby that allows developers and content creators to build fast, lightweight, and secure websites from Markdown, HTML, Liquid templates, and configuration files. It is commonly used for blogs, documentation websites, portfolios, and static web applications.

The solution supports common static website workflows including Markdown content processing, reusable layouts, themes, plugins, collections, and local development servers. Jekyll generates static HTML files that can be deployed to web servers, cloud platforms, or static hosting services.

Features of Jekyll 4.4.1:

• Ruby-based static site generator for blogs and websites.
• Supports Markdown, HTML, and Liquid templates.
• Provides themes, layouts, includes, collections, and plugins.
• Generates fast and lightweight static HTML websites.
• Includes a built-in development server with automatic site rebuilding.
• Suitable for blogs, documentation, portfolios, and static web applications.

Usage instructions for Jekyll 4.4.1
$ sudo su
$ cd /opt/jekyll/testsite
$ bundle exec jekyll serve --host 0.0.0.0 --port 4000

Check installed version:
$ jekyll --version
Expected version: jekyll 4.4.1

Access the Jekyll website:
Open your browser and navigate to:
http://your-server-ip:4000

Disclaimer: Jekyll is provided “as is” under its applicable open-source license. Users are responsible for proper configuration, dependency management, theme and plugin validation, firewall rules, and secure deployment. The built-in Jekyll server is primarily intended for development and testing, while production websites should be deployed using an appropriate web server or static hosting platform.