Update Blog “integrating-istio-and-spire”

Author: Nishant-HPE

content/blog/integrating-istio-and-spire.md

@@ -38,19 +38,19 @@ In this blog post, we will show you the steps you can use to install Istio and S
 
 **1.1**  Go to [HPE Greenlake ](https://client.greenlake.hpe.com/session/hub/choose)client page. 
 
-**1.2**  Login to your tenant in HPE GreenLake Central  and navigate to HPE GreenLake for Private Cloud Enterprise dashboard. Click on Containers to launch into the containers dashboard. 
+**1.2**  Login to your tenant in HPE GreenLake Central  and navigate to the HPE GreenLake for Private Cloud Enterprise dashboard. Click on **Containers** to launch into the containers dashboard. 
 
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 **1.3**  You will notice a page similar to the one shown below. Click **Create cluster** to create a new cluster, or you can also choose from the already created clusters. Ensure that you choose a cluster that does not have Istio pre-deployed, since this exercise will deploy SPIRE and Istio together.
 
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-**1.4**	 After clicking create cluster, give name and description to your cluster and type of cluster. In  our case we have chosen large type.
+**1.4**	 After clicking Create cluster, give a name and description to your cluster and identify the type of cluster. In our case, we have chosen a large type.
 
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-**1.5**	 Obtain Kubeconfig for your cluster and launch a Web terminal to access your cluster for further steps in the document. 
+**1.5**	 Obtain Kubeconfig for your cluster and launch a Web terminal to access your cluster to handle steps found later in this post.
 
 From the **Containers** main page, click **Launch Service Console** to launch the HPE Ezmeral Runtime Enterprise. Open Kubectl, which allows you to enter commands to communicate with your cluster.