22# We use sentence case and present imperative tone
33title : Add a Staged Configuration
44# Weights are assigned in increments of 100: determines sorting order
5- weight : i00
5+ weight : 100
66# Creates a table of contents and sidebar, useful for large documents
77toc : true
88# Types have a 1:1 relationship with Hugo archetypes, so you shouldn't need to change this
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1616
1717## Overview
1818
19- This guide explains how to add a ** Staged Configuration** to your NGINX One Console.
19+ This guide explains how to add a Staged Configuration to your NGINX One Console.
20+
21+ {{< include "nginx-one/staged-config-overview.md" >}}
2022
2123## Before you start
2224
23- Before you add a ** Staged Configuration** to NGINX One Console, ensure:
25+ Before you add a Staged Configuration to NGINX One Console, ensure:
2426
2527- You have administrator access to NGINX One Console.
2628
2729## Add a Staged Configuration
2830
29- You can add a ** Staged Configuration** from:
31+ You can add a Staged Configuration from:
3032
3133- Empty files
3234- An existing Instance
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4345
44461 . Select New.
45471 . Enter a name.
46- 1 . Select ** Next** .
48+ 1 . Select Next.
4749
4850 You will see a new Staged Configuration with the default NGINX configuration file, ` /etc/nginx/nginx.conf ` , in edit mode.
49511 . Type or paste content for ` /etc/nginx/nginx.conf ` .
50- 1 . Select ** Add File** to add the configuration, certificate, or other file(s) of your choice.
52+ 1 . Select Add File to add the configuration, certificate, or other file(s) of your choice.
5153
5254### Start from an existing Instance
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