When You Don't Need a Portal
How to decide you don't need your own portal, and where to publish data instead: someone else's catalog, a page on your website, a Git repository or a shared hub.
Static Sites
When a catalog is built from files (JKAN, an ordinary generator, PortalJS, OpenSDG, a static STAC catalog) and what to check in the finished pages.
Git Repositories
When a small dataset is published in Git, what to put next to the file, where GitHub and GitLab limits end, and how a release gets a DOI.
Cloud Storage and Shared Hubs
When to publish data in an open bucket or on a shared hub, and how not to be left without a copy if the platform closes.
Making a Publication Findable
One primary page address through which people, dataset search and a harvester find the dataset, and how to link a repository and a DOI to it.