Removed Cloud Shell option (#269)

* Remove Cloud Shell option

Signed-off-by: Noé Samaille <[email protected]>

* Remove IBM Cloud from hill statement

Signed-off-by: Noé Samaille <[email protected]>

Signed-off-by: Noé Samaille <[email protected]>

Author: NoeSamaille

docs/developer-intermediate/deploy-app/index.md

@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ section that allows you to select a set of preconfigured [Starter Kits](https://
         tile displays the GitHub 404 page, log in and reload the page.
 
 
-- Pick one of the templates that is a good architectural fit for your application and the language and framework that you prefer to work with. For your first application, select the **Typescript Microservice**. This also works well in the Cloud Shell.
+- Pick one of the templates that is a good architectural fit for your application and the language and framework that you prefer to work with. For your first application, select the **Typescript Microservice**. This also works well in the web terminal.
 
   Click on a <Globals name="template" /> **Tile** to create your app github repository from the
     template repository selected. You can also click on the **Git Icon** to browse the source template

docs/developer-intermediate/inventory-application/index.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ An [MVP](https://www.ibm.com/garage/method/practices/think/practice_minimum_viab
 
 - **What**: A secure web application that enables easy access to list of product [SKU](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stock_keeping_unit) inventory levels and inventory locations
 
-- **Wow**: Make the system appealing and easy to use. Deliver it hosted on the IBM Cloud platform. Develop it quickly as a [minimum viable product](https://www.ibm.com/garage/method/practices/think/practice_minimum_viable_product/). Use the latest managed container runtimes and DevOps best practices to enable post MVP feature improvements. Simulate a release to a _Test_ environment.
+- **Wow**: Make the system appealing and easy to use. Develop it quickly as a [minimum viable product](https://www.ibm.com/garage/method/practices/think/practice_minimum_viable_product/). Use the latest managed container runtimes and DevOps best practices to enable post MVP feature improvements. Simulate a release to a _Test_ environment.
 
 ## Architecture
 

docs/developer-intermediate/inventory-bff/index.md

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ The Inventory solution will use [GraphQL](https://graphql.org/) for its BFF laye
 
     - In the OpenShift web console, click on email address top right, click on **Copy login command** and get the OpenShift login command, which includes a token.
 
-    - Click on **Display Token**, copy the Login with the token. oc login command will log you in. Run the login command in the cloud shell terminal:
+    - Click on **Display Token**, copy the Login with the token. oc login command will log you in. Run the login command in your terminal:
 
       ```bash
       $ oc login --token=qvARHflZDlOYfjJZRJUEs53Yfy4F8aa6_L3ezoagQFM --server=https://c103-e.us-south.containers.cloud.ibm.com:30979
@@ -157,21 +157,10 @@ by a component and provide a good way to load the modules that will be injected
     npm start
     ```
 
-- Access the running service. This service runs on port `3000`.
-
-=== "Cloud Shell" 
-    - To view the running app click on the **Eye Icon** on the top right and select the port `3000` this will open a browser tab and display the running app on that port.
-
-    ![View App](../../images/inventory-service/viewapp.png)
+- Access the running service. This service runs on port `3000`:
 
 === "Gitpod"
-    - Once you run the application,gitpod gives the option to make the port "Public".Once you make the port Public, it gives you the option to "Open Preview" or "Open Browser".
-    
-      ![View App](../../images/inventory-service/gitpod01.png)
-
-=== "Code Ready Workspaces"
-    - Click on open link
-      ![CRW Open Link](../../images/inventory-service/crwopenlink.png)
+    - Once you run the application, Gitpod gives the option to make the port **Public**, in the bottom-right corner.Once you make the port Public, it gives you the option to **Open Preview** or **Open Browser**.
 
 === "Desktop/Laptop" 
     - Open a browser to `http://localhost:3000/api-docs` to see the swagger page
@@ -381,21 +370,10 @@ into javascript and to put the business logic in a separate service component.
     npm start
     ```
 
-- Access the running service. This service runs on port `3000`.
-
-=== "Cloud Shell" 
-    - To view the running app click on the **Eye Icon** on the top right and select the port `3000` this will open a browser tab and display the running app on that port.
-
-    ![View App](../../images/inventory-service/viewapp.png)
+- Access the running service. This service runs on port `3000`:
 
 === "Gitpod"
-    - Once you run the application,gitpod gives the option to make the port "Public".Once you make the port Public, it gives you the option to "Open Preview" or "Open Browser".
-    
-      ![View App](../../images/inventory-service/gitpod01.png)
-
-=== "Code Ready Workspaces"
-    - Click on open link
-      ![CRW Open Link](../../images/inventory-service/crwopenlink.png)
+    - Once you run the application, Gitpod gives the option to make the port **Public**, in the bottom-right corner.Once you make the port Public, it gives you the option to **Open Preview** or **Open Browser**.
 
 === "Desktop/Laptop" 
     - Open a browser to `http://localhost:3000/api-docs` to see the swagger page
@@ -483,25 +461,12 @@ for GraphQL.
     npm start
     ```
 - Verify that the that the resolver is available using the Graph QL browser provided by the template:
-    - Open GraphQL Playground: `http://localhost:3000/graphql`
-    - Run the query `query { stockItems { name } }`
-
-=== "Cloud Shell" 
-    - To view the running app click on the **Eye Icon** on the top right and select the port `3000` this will open a browser tab and display the running app on that port.
-
-    ![View App](../../images/inventory-service/viewapp.png)
 
 === "Gitpod"
-    - Once you run the application,gitpod gives the option to make the port "Public".Once you make the port Public, it gives you the option to "Open Preview" or "Open Browser".
-    
-      ![View App](../../images/inventory-service/gitpod01.png)
-
-=== "Code Ready Workspaces"
-    - Click on open link
-      ![CRW Open Link](../../images/inventory-service/crwopenlink.png)
+    - Once you run the application, Gitpod gives the option to make the port **Public**, in the bottom-right corner.Once you make the port Public, it gives you the option to **Open Preview** or **Open Browser**.
 
 === "Desktop/Laptop" 
-    - Open GraphQL Playground: `http://localhost:3000/graphql`
+    - In your Browser, open GraphQL playground: `http://localhost:3000/graphql`
     - Run the query `query { stockItems { name } }`
 
 - Push the changes we've made to the repository:

docs/developer-intermediate/inventory-service/index.md

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@
 
       ![OpenShift Login](../../images/common/LoginCommand.png)
 
-    - Click on **Display Token**, copy the Login with the token. oc login command will log you in. Run the login command in the cloud shell terminal:
+    - Click on **Display Token**, copy the Login with the token. oc login command will log you in. Run the login command in your terminal:
 
       ```bash
       $ oc login --token=qvARHflZDlOYfjJZRJUEs53Yfy4F8aa6_L3ezoagQFM --server=https://c103-e.us-south.containers.cloud.ibm.com:30979

docs/developer-intermediate/inventory-ui/index.md

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@
 
       ![OpenShift Login](../../images/common/LoginCommand.png)
 
-    - Click on **Display Token**, copy the Login with the token. oc login command will log you in. Run the login command in the cloud shell terminal:
+    - Click on **Display Token**, copy the Login with the token. oc login command will log you in. Run the login command in your terminal:
 
       ```bash
       $ oc login --token=qvARHflZDlOYfjJZRJUEs53Yfy4F8aa6_L3ezoagQFM --server=https://c103-e.us-south.containers.cloud.ibm.com:30979