Merge pull request #3 from xphyr/main

fixing a few gramatical and highlighting errors

Author: juliaaano

content/modules/ROOT/pages/02-aap-smart-inventory.adoc

@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ vms-aap-day2-rhel9-vm3 | SUCCESS => {
 
 You may also confirm the VMs are running using the **OpenShift UI** dashboard {openshift_cluster_console_url}:
 
-Virtualization -> VirtualMachines within the `vms-aap-day2` project.
+**Virtualization -> VirtualMachines** within the `vms-aap-day2` project.
 
 image::vms-ocp-dashboard.png[title='Virtual Machines Running on OpenShift', link=self, window=blank]
 

content/modules/ROOT/pages/03-vm-management.adoc

@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ image::new_file.png[title='New File Creation', link=self, window=blank]
 Explanation of the Task:
 +
   * The `kubevirt_vm` module that is part of the `redhat.openshift_virtualization` collection is used to modify a VM
-  * The `name` parameter uses a user defined variable named `vm_name` to specify  which VM to stop
+  * The `name` parameter uses a user defined variable named `vm_name` to specify which VM to stop
   * The `run_strategy: Halted` ensures the VM is not running
   * The `wait: true` ensures the next Ansible task isn't triggered until the stop is complete
 +
@@ -221,7 +221,7 @@ image::stop_vms_multiple.png[title='Stopping the VMs', link=self, window=blank]
 
 In this lab exercise, you will build on your knowledge of managing multiple VMs
 by creating a task to start your VMs within the `vm_management` role. This task
-will be added to the tasks directory in a file named `start_vm.yml`.
+will be added to the `tasks` directory in a file named `start_vm.yml`.
 
 The following steps will guide you in creating the `start_vm.yml` file.
 
@@ -280,7 +280,7 @@ To execute the `manage_vm_playbook.yml` within Ansible Automation Platform, crea
 +
 . Once the `Start VMs` Job Template is created, select the **Launch Template** button on the top right corner to run the job.
 +
-. Head to the OpenShift UI dashboard, you can verify the VMs are running within the Virtualization -> Virtual Machines section.
+. Head to the OpenShift UI dashboard, you can verify the VMs are running within the **Virtualization -> Virtual Machines** section.
 
 === Restart VM Task
 

content/modules/ROOT/pages/04-vm-patching.adoc

@@ -57,15 +57,15 @@ image::new_file.png[title='New File Creation', link=self, window=blank]
 +
 . Re-sync the `Workshop Project` with your latest updates within the Ansible Automation Platform UI
 +
-** Navigate to Automation Execution → Projects and select `Workshop Project`
+** Navigate to **Automation Execution → Projects** and select `Workshop Project`
 +
-** On the top right, select the `Sync Project` button and wait for `Last job status` to provide the status of `Success`.
+** On the top right, select the **Sync Project** button and wait for `Last job status` to provide the status of `Success`.
 
 === Create & Run Update Security Packages Job Template with Ansible Automation Platform
 
 To execute the `patch_vm_playbook.yml` within Ansible Automation Platform, create a Job Template as follows:
 
-. Navigate to Automation Execution → Templates, click the **Create template** button, and choose **Create job template**.
+. Navigate to **Automation Execution → Templates**, click the **Create template** button, and choose **Create job template**.
 +
 . Fill out the following details:
 +
@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ To execute the `patch_vm_playbook.yml` within Ansible Automation Platform, creat
 +
 image::patch_vm.png[title='Patch VM', link=self, window=blank]
 +
-This gives a breakdown of all the taks that ran and a play recap of the changes
+This gives a breakdown of all the tasks that ran and a play recap of the changes
 made to the different hosts. If you take a closer look at the `Update
 security-related packages on all hosts` task, you can drill into specific host
 details on what was installed on the system(s).

content/modules/ROOT/pages/06-vm-backup.adoc

@@ -355,11 +355,11 @@ One key difference during the creation of the `VirtualMachineRestore` using the
                       `vm_snapshots: <snapshot_name>`
 |===
 
-WARNING: Replace <snapshot_name> with the name of your snapthot created previously.
+WARNING: Replace <snapshot_name> with the name of your snapshot created previously.
 
 Launch the template. 
 
-Once the Job completes successfully, confirm the restoration of the Snapshot was applied to the `rhel9-vm1`  by navigating to the OpenShift UI, Virtualization -> VirtualMachines within the `vms-aap-day2` project.
+Once the Job completes successfully, confirm the restoration of the Snapshot was applied to the `rhel9-vm1`  by navigating to the OpenShift UI, **Virtualization -> VirtualMachines** within the `vms-aap-day2` project.
 
 Select the `rhel9-vm1` instance and then select the *Snapshots* tab. Locate the Snapshot created previously and notice the date and time within the _Last restored_ column indicating that the Snapshot was successfully restored against the Virtual Machine instance.