I recommend you also make the content available on a one-topic-per-page format ASAP before someone else does and takes credit for it.
WHY: Google still doesn't handle anchor-links very well. You have 1000 amazing articles on a single page. Each section (e.g.: "High Availability on AWS") would be a great resource for someone searching on that topic in Google. But when you put it all on one page Google infers "1/1000th of this page is about high availability on AWS" and gives better rankings to a page that is 100% about high availability on AWS.
I'm sure it would be pretty simple to write a script that breaks up topics into individual pages. I love the style of having it all on one page but I think it would be a waste of your hard work not to get all this great writing in front of search.
WHY: Google still doesn't handle anchor-links very well. You have 1000 amazing articles on a single page. Each section (e.g.: "High Availability on AWS") would be a great resource for someone searching on that topic in Google. But when you put it all on one page Google infers "1/1000th of this page is about high availability on AWS" and gives better rankings to a page that is 100% about high availability on AWS.
I'm sure it would be pretty simple to write a script that breaks up topics into individual pages. I love the style of having it all on one page but I think it would be a waste of your hard work not to get all this great writing in front of search.