Update posts to use new image directory structure

news/rocky-on-azure-community-gallery.md

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 title: Rocky Linux included in new Azure Community Galleries Feature
-date: '2024-04-23'
-description: 'Downloading Rocky Linux from Azure community galleries has been more accessible since November 2023, with prebuilt images for x86_64 and aarch64 accompanying the version 8.9 and 9.3 release.'
-posttype: 'news'
+date: "2024-04-23"
+description: "Downloading Rocky Linux from Azure community galleries has been more accessible since November 2023, with prebuilt images for x86_64 and aarch64 accompanying the version 8.9 and 9.3 release."
+posttype: "news"
 author: Neil Hanlon, Infrastructure Lead
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@@ -30,29 +30,29 @@ Getting started with Rocky on Azure has never been easier–in just a few steps
 
     Search for “Community Images” in the top bar and navigate to the Service
 
-    ![](../images/rocky-azure-1.png)
+    ![](../images/news/rocky-azure-1.png)
 
     Once here, search for the Rocky Linux images using the gallery name “rocky-dc1c6aa6-905b-4d9c-9577-63ccc28c482a”.
 
-    ![](../images/rocky-azure-2.png)
+    ![](../images/news/rocky-azure-2.png)
 
 3.  Select the image suiting your needs
 
     Rocky offers both Base and LVM-enabled images for both 8 and 9, depending on your preference. In both cases, the root partition is the last partition allowing for ease of expansion using growpart and/or LVM utilities.
 
-    ![](../images/rocky-azure-3.png)
+    ![](../images/news/rocky-azure-3.png)
 
 4.  Configure the the Virtual Machine deployment
 
     Click the “Create VM” link on the image you wish to use to begin the deployment process. The portal will prompt you for information like the name, resource group, authentication details, and more.
 
-    ![](../images/rocky-azure-4.png)
+    ![](../images/news/rocky-azure-4.png)
 
 5.  Review and start deployment
 
     Once satisfied with the configuration options, proceed to the Review + Create button to double check your settings and begin the deployment by clicking “Create”
 
-    ![](../images/rocky-azure-5.png)
+    ![](../images/news/rocky-azure-5.png)
 
 Of course, you can also deploy these images using the command line, API, or your favorite Infrastructure-as-Code tool. Keep an eye out for a future blog post detailing how to get started with automated cloud deployments.
 

news/scale21x-recap.md

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 title: SCaLE 21x Recap
-date: '2024-03-27'
-description: 'Celebrating a busy yet fun event'
-posttype: 'news'
+date: "2024-03-27"
+description: "Celebrating a busy yet fun event"
+posttype: "news"
 author: Krista Burdine, Community Team Lead
 ---
-![SCaLE Entrance Banner](../images/scale_banner.jpg)
 
-The Rocky Community team had a great time at the Southern California Linux Expo, aka SCaLE 21x, in Pasadena, California. We intentionally support regional Linux events like this, because local engagement is a big key to our success as an open-source community. 
+![SCaLE Entrance Banner](../images/news/scale_banner.jpg)
 
+The Rocky Community team had a great time at the Southern California Linux Expo, aka SCaLE 21x, in Pasadena, California. We intentionally support regional Linux events like this, because local engagement is a big key to our success as an open-source community.
 
 ## Social
 
 Thursday we hosted a Birds of a Feather game night called “[Speed Migration with Rocky Linux](https://www.socallinuxexpo.org/scale/21x/presentations/rocky-linux-speed-migration-event)” in which players “migrated” games at random intervals, often in the middle of a hand. This worked decently well for Jenga and Uno, but proved more challenging with Yahtzee and Battleship. Either way, Rocky Linux is an excellent option when considering migrating to a new OS that is stable.
 
-
 ## Sessions
 
 Friday was a great day for sessions. At the end of the day Krista Burdine, one of our community leaders, spoke as part of the UpScale social hour, about [growing open source community](https://www.youtube.com/live/JJk_-pkrQBQ?feature=shared&t=2426) by making your project accessible to newcomers. If you missed it, make sure you tune into the first 30 minutes of the linked video for a clever and Linux-y musical performance by Forrest Brazeal, entitled, “Songs to Enjoy while your servers deploy.” You won’t regret it.
 
-
 ## Working the Booth
 
-Saturday we had the distinct pleasure of meeting a class of middle school students from Los Nietos STEAM Academy, who had just finished a Rocky Linux mini install day as part of their class on cybersecurity. They stopped by our booth for a photo opportunity, and warmed all our hearts with their enthusiasm. 
+Saturday we had the distinct pleasure of meeting a class of middle school students from Los Nietos STEAM Academy, who had just finished a Rocky Linux mini install day as part of their class on cybersecurity. They stopped by our booth for a photo opportunity, and warmed all our hearts with their enthusiasm.
 
 Saturday we also awarded raffle prizes. The OpenSUSE Mascot won the Rocky Linux lunch cooler. We also chose two additional winners for a hoodie and a long sleeve tee.
 
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 ## Kids and a Really Cool Non-Profit
 
 Sunday ended up being a lot about kids and kids-at-heart. This was the day for staff and other attendees to bring their families. We met lots of young kids, and figured out to plan our giveaways for that phenomenon next time.
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 ## Summary
 
 From celebrating some of our project partners, OpenLogic by Perforce and AWS, to celebrating upcoming events we support (hello, GNOME and the GUADEC committee!); from saying hello to our upstream neighbors from Fedora and CentOS to greeting so many new friends, it was a busy and full event. Can't wait to return next time.
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