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Fix 404s within documentation (#1644)

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Signed-off-by: Chris Mills <millscj01@gmail.com>
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### Preventing storage overflow
If you are running Athens using a [storage backend](./storage) that has limited space, you may want to prevent Athens from storing certain groups of modules that take up a lot of space. To avoid exhausting Athens storage, while still ensuring that the users of your Athens server still get access to the modules you can't store, you would use a `redirect` directive, as shown below:
If you are running Athens using a [storage backend](/configuration/storage) that has limited space, you may want to prevent Athens from storing certain groups of modules that take up a lot of space. To avoid exhausting Athens storage, while still ensuring that the users of your Athens server still get access to the modules you can't store, you would use a `redirect` directive, as shown below:
```hcl
download "very/large/*" {
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- [Configuration:](#configuration-8)
- [External Storage](#external-storage)
- [Configuration:](#configuration-9)
- [Running multiple Athens pointed at the same storage](#running-multiple-athens-pointed-at-the-same-storage)
- [Using etcd as the single flight mechanism](#using-etcd-as-the-single-flight-mechanism)
- [Using redis as the single flight mechanism](#using-redis-as-the-single-flight-mechanism)
- [Direct connection to redis](#direct-connection-to-redis)
- [Connecting to redis via redis sentinel](#connecting-to-redis-via-redis-sentinel)
All of them can be configured using `config.toml` file. You need to set a valid driver in `StorageType` value or you can set it in environment variable `ATHENS_STORAGE_TYPE` on your server.
Also for most of the drivers you need to provide additional configuration data which will be described below.
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Disk storage allows modules to be stored on a file system. The location on disk where modules will be stored can be configured.
>You can pre-fill disk-based storage to enable Athens deployments that have no access to the internet. See [here](./prefill-disk-cache) for instructions on how to do that.
>You can pre-fill disk-based storage to enable Athens deployments that have no access to the internet. See [here](/configuration/prefill-disk-cache) for instructions on how to do that.
##### Configuration:
docs/content/contributing/new/docs.md
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The Hugo server will run on http://localhost:1313 and it will automatically watch your files and update the website every time you make a change.
Alternatively you can run our custom docker image as outlined [here](./DEVELOPMENT.md#run-the-docs)
Alternatively you can run our custom docker image as outlined [here](https://github.com/gomods/athens/blob/main/DEVELOPMENT.md#build-the-docs)
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Whether setting Athens up using [Kubernetes](./install-on-kubernetes) or using the [Walkthrough](/Walkthrough), you'll most likely be using one of the images that the Athens project produces. This document details what images are available, and has a recap from the Walkthrough of how to use them on their own.
Whether setting Athens up using [Kubernetes](install/install-on-kubernetes/) or using the [Walkthrough](/Walkthrough), you'll most likely be using one of the images that the Athens project produces. This document details what images are available, and has a recap from the Walkthrough of how to use them on their own.
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