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-# Coop-Cloud Windows Deployment Guide
-## Guide to Deploying coop-cloud capsul apps on Windows 10
+# Co-op Cloud Windows Deployment Guide
+## Guide to Deploying Co-op Cloud Libre Apps from Windows 10
-This is a step-by-step guide for Windows Administrators to install and deploy Coop-Cloud Capsul apps.
+This guide is for Windows administrators who wish to manage [Co-op Cloud's](https://coopcloud.tech/) libre software applications from their local Windows computers. It provides step-by-step instructions to deploy Co-op Cloud apps. It assumes you have a lot of experience administrating Windows 10 systems. You don't need a lot of experience with Linux operating systems (also known as Linux distributions.)
-*I owe much gratitude to [@3wc](https://matrix.to/#/@3wc:autonomic.zone) for all of their patience and assistance.* This document is largely based on
+This document is largely based on
Here are the steps in this guide:
-1. [Create yolo.servers.coop account](md/create-acct.md)
-1. [Upload public ssh key to your account](md/upload-pub-key.md)
-1. [Add funds and create capsul](md/create_capsul.md)
-1. [SSH login to Capsul from Windows](md/ssh-to-capsul-from-win.md)
+1. [Create a yolo.servers.coop account](md/create-acct.md)
+1. [Upload a public ssh key to your account](md/upload-pub-key.md)
+1. [Add funds and create a capsul](md/create_capsul.md)
+1. [Use SSH to login to Capsul from Windows](md/ssh-to-capsul-from-win.md)
1. [Set up DNS records to link capsul with a domain name](md/setup-dns.md)
1. [Install docker engine on capsul](md/inst-docker-on-capsul.md)
1. [Install WSL2 and Linux on Windows 10](md/inst-wsl2-linux.md)
@@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ Here are the steps in this guide:
1. [Create and Initialize Server Context](md/setup-server.md)
1. [Add and deploy Traefik](md/add-traefik-deploy.md)
1. [Add and deploy your first app](md/add-1stapp-deploy.md)
+1. [Where to go next](md/finish.md)
-
+*I owe much gratitude to [@3wc](https://matrix.to/#/@3wc:autonomic.zone) for all of their patience and assistance.*
*Author: [timewarp](https://matrix.to/#/@timewarp:matrix.org)*
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+# Where To Go Next
+
+Visit Co-op Cloud!
+
+1. [Home Page](https://coopcloud.tech/)
+1. [Technical documentation](https://docs.coopcloud.tech/)
+1. [Matrix Chat](https://matrix.to/#/#coopcloud:autonomic.zone)
+1. [Mastodon](https://social.coop/@coopcloud)
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![update](../res/install-abra-wsl2-linux/apt-get-update.png)
+ Note that Linux gives you a warning about having "received the usual lecture from the local System Administrator." This is because the `sudo` command gives the command you type (`apt-get update` in this case) "root" privileges. Using `sudo` is similar to when you are doing something in Windows and the `User Account Control` window pops up and asks you to confirm before continuing with an action requiring elevated privileges. Whenever you type `sudo` in a Linux system, be aware you are using elevated system privileges.
+
>sudo apt-get upgrade
![upgrade](../res/install-abra-wsl2-linux/apt-get-upgrade.png)