Merge pull request #48 from CiscoDevNet/ag-fix-gl

Update 2.md - remove GitLab

labs/00-labs-01-getting_started/2.md

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 ## Step 2: Setting up Your Working Directory and Fileset
 
 ### Creating the Working Directory
-A Learning Lab consists of a specific set of file types arranged in a specific directory structure. DevNet uses GitLab to manage learning labs, so you'll most likely begin work on your lab by cloning an existing GitLab repository.
+A Learning Lab consists of a specific set of file types arranged in a specific directory structure. DevNet uses GitHub to manage learning labs, so you'll most likely begin work on your lab by cloning an existing GitLab repository.
 
-You can clone the repo into any location on your workstation that is convenient for you, such as in a subdirectory that you've created.  In the following figure, user `brubble` created a `dev\devnet-learning-labs` subdirectory in his local user directory and then cloned the `devnet-express` repository from Github into this directory.
+You can clone the repo into any location on your workstation that is convenient for you, such as in a subdirectory that you've created.  In the following figure, user `brubble` created a `dev\devnet-learning-labs` subdirectory in his local user directory and then cloned the `devnet-express` repository from GitHub into this directory.
 
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 <b>Figure: Example of local user directory</b>