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Signed-off-by: asubedy <[email protected]>

Author: asubedy

Meshery-Adapters/consul-meshery-adapter/step2.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Consul can be manually installed on your Kubernetes cluster as well. Meshery offers a simple alternative way to do so. 
 
-## 1. Select `Consul` from the Management menu
+## 1. Select `Consul` from the Lifecycle menu
 
 ![Meshery adapter for Consul](./assets/consul-adapter.png)
 
@@ -11,10 +11,10 @@ Consul can be manually installed on your Kubernetes cluster as well. Meshery off
 
 ![Install Consul using Meshery](./assets/install-consul.png)
 
-To check if Istio is along with all the pieces that have been deployed, execute the following:
+To check if Consul is along with all the pieces that have been deployed, execute the following:
 
 `kubectl get all -n consul-system`{{execute}}
 
 The details of your configuration will also be reflected on the Meshery dashboard:
 
-![Consul Deployed](./assets/consul-installed.png)
+![Consul Deployed](./assets/consul-installed.png)

Meshery-Adapters/consul-meshery-adapter/step3.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ You will be notified of successful deployment:
 
 ## Expose your Sample Application
 
-A sidecar injector is used for automating the injection of the Linkerd proxy into your application's pod spec. The Kubernetes admission controller enforces this behavior by sending a webhook request to the sidecar injector every time a pod is to be scheduled.
+A sidecar injector is used for automating the injection of the Consul proxy into your application's pod spec. The Kubernetes admission controller enforces this behavior by sending a webhook request to the sidecar injector every time a pod is to be scheduled.
 
 You have already deployed the sidecar proxy injector when you installed Consul, which should be running in your control plane. To verify, execute this command: