Merge pull request #163 from epics-containers/minor-fixes

ec-cli --> edge-containers-cli

docs/reference/glossary.md

@@ -11,11 +11,13 @@ epics-containers supports two kinds of services repositories:
 - **Kubernetes** services repositories. These are for deployment into a Kubernetes cluster. Each repository contains a set of **Helm Charts** all of which will deploy into a single namespace in a single Kubernetes Cluster.
 - **Local Machine** services repositories. These are for deployment to a local machine using docker-compose. Each repository contains a set *compose.yaml* files that describe how to deploy a set of services to the local machine. These could potentially be used for production at a facility which does not use Kubernetes, but are primarily for development, testing and the earlier tutorials in this documentation.
 
-(ec-cli)=
-## ec-cli
+(edge-containers-cli)=
+## edge-containers-cli
 
 A Python command line tool for the developer that runs *outside* of containers. It provides simple features for and monitoring and managing and IOC instances within a [](services-repo).
 
+The entry point is `ec`.
+
 
 (ibek)=
 ## ibek

docs/tutorials/setup_k8s_new_beamline.md

@@ -100,11 +100,11 @@ If you have brought your own cluster then you may need to edit the **environment
 
 ## Setup the epics containers CLI
 
-To deploy and manage IOC istances requires **helm** and **kubectl** command line tools. However we supply a simple wrapper for these tools that saves typing and helps with learning the commands. Go ahead and add the `ec-cli` python package to your virtual environment.
+To deploy and manage IOC istances requires **helm** and **kubectl** command line tools. However we supply a simple wrapper for these tools that saves typing and helps with learning the commands. Go ahead and add the `edge-containers-cli` python package to your virtual environment if it is not already there.
 
 ```bash
 # make sure your Python virtual environment is active, then:
-pip install ec-cli
+pip install edge-containers-cli
 # setup the environment for ec to know how to talk to the cluster
 # (make sure you are in the t03-services directory)
 source ./environment.sh

docs/tutorials/setup_workstation.md

@@ -208,7 +208,7 @@ Above we set up a python virtual environment. Now we will install `copier` which
 
 ```bash
 pip install copier
-pip install ec-cli
+pip install edge-containers-cli
 ```
 
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