Merge pull request #733 from lsst-dm/tickets/DM-53140

DM-53140: Remove USDF Section

Author: dspeck1

index.rst

@@ -535,30 +535,9 @@ Interim Data Facility
 
 .. USDF SECTION ===========================================================
 
-.. toctree::
-   :maxdepth: 1
-   :caption: USDF
-   :hidden:
-
-   usdf/onboarding.rst
-   usdf/lsst-login
-   usdf/kubernetes
-   usdf/storage
-   usdf/batch
-   usdf/stack
-   usdf/datasets
-   usdf/object-store
-
 .. _part-usdf:
 
 US Data Facility
 ---------------------
 
-- :doc:`usdf/onboarding`
-- :doc:`usdf/lsst-login`
-- :doc:`usdf/kubernetes`
-- :doc:`usdf/storage`
-- :doc:`usdf/batch`
-- :doc:`usdf/stack`
-- :doc:`usdf/datasets`
-- :doc:`usdf/object-store`
+Access the `Data Facilities Operations Site <https://df-ops.lsst.io/>`__

stack/adding-a-new-package.rst

@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ This must be done as part of your RFC proposal (for pre-existing packages), or p
 
 1. Follow the instructions for :ref:`adding a package to pipelines.lsst.io <add-to-pipelines-lsst-io>` on a ticket branch.
 2. :ref:`Build the Science PIpelines docs locally <local-pipelines-lsst-io-build>` on that branch.
-3. Copy the ``_build/html`` directory from your pipelines build to a place that's publicly viewable (e.g. your public web path on :doc:`the USDF </usdf/storage>`).
+3. Copy the ``_build/html`` directory from your pipelines build to a place that's publicly viewable (e.g. your public web path on `the USDF <https://df-ops.lsst.io/users/storage.html>`__).
 4. Include a link to those built docs in your RFC.
 
 .. note::

team/drp.rst

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ See also the project-wide :ref:`jira-labels`.
 Princeton HPC Systems
 =====================
 
-In addition to the :doc:`regular LSST-provided compute systems </usdf/lsst-login>`, DRP team members have access to a number of clusters hosted by the `Research Computing Group <https://researchcomputing.princeton.edu>`_ in Princeton.
+In addition to the `regular LSST-provided compute systems <https://df-ops.lsst.io/users/lsst-login.html>`__, DRP team members have access to a number of clusters hosted by the `Research Computing Group <https://researchcomputing.princeton.edu>`_ in Princeton.
 Please refer to the Research Computing Group's pages for information on getting started, how to connect with SSH, usage policies, FAQs, etc.
 Be aware that you *must* comply with all their rules when using these systems.