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 # Aspire4J
 
-This is a proof of concept project, which introduces a minimal example of a Java implementation of the Aspire framework. It aims to provide a Java-idiomatic developer experience that mimics the concepts introduced by the Aspire framework for .net. In particular, it introduces the concept of the AppHost, allowing for Java developers to define infrastructure as code, whilst continuing to rely on the existing Java ecosystem frameworks such as Spring, Micronaut, and Quarkus.
+This is a proof of concept project, which introduces a minimal example of a Java implementation of the Aspire framework. For an overview of Aspire, see [.NET Aspire overview](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/aspire/get-started/aspire-overview). It aims to provide a Java-idiomatic developer experience that mimics the concepts introduced by the Aspire framework for .net. In particular, it introduces the concept of the AppHost, allowing for Java developers to define infrastructure as code, whilst continuing to rely on the existing Java ecosystem frameworks such as Spring, Micronaut, and Quarkus.
 
 This GitHub repository is split into many sub-projects, but they can be broadly categorised as follows:
 
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 4. Follow the prompts to create your new Aspire4J project.
-5. You will see a new directory created in your project with the name you provided in the prompt. Inside this directory you will find a new `AspireAppHost` Java class that you can use to define your infrastructure as code.
+5. You will see a new directory created in your project with the name you provided in the prompt. Inside this directory you will find a new `AspireAppHost` Java class that you can use to define your infrastructure as code.