Update aws.md

Author: Dave Conway-Jones

docs/getting-started/aws.md

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ You will be asked if you wish to use ssh. If you do, please ensure you have ssh
 1. Create a `package.json` file with the following content (replacing "demoapp" with your app name)
 
 ```javascript
-{   
+{
     "name": "demoapp",
     "version": "1.0.0",
     "description": "node-red demo app",
@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ You will be asked if you wish to use ssh. If you do, please ensure you have ssh
 
 Node-RED is now accessible directly from the web url of the application. However this is insecure and does not work very well for logging. Instead we will configure direct access to the administration port of node-red on the ec2 instance it is using.
 
-1. In the AWS Console, select EC2, then select security groups. You will see a set of security groups. Select one with the name of your environment and a description of "Security Group for ElasticBeanstalk Environment". Once selected, click on "Actions" and then "Edit inbound settings". A dialog box with rules with appear. Add a new rule. Set type to "all traffic" and source to "my ip". Save the rule.  
+1. In the AWS Console, select EC2, then select security groups. You will see a set of security groups. Select one with the name of your environment and a description of "Security Group for ElasticBeanstalk Environment". Once selected, click on "Actions" and then "Edit inbound settings". A dialog box with rules with appear. Add a new rule. Set type to "all traffic" and source to "my ip". Save the rule.
 
 2. Select the EC2 instance which is running the node-red application. copy its IP address
 
@@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ can use pm2:
        pm2 save
        pm2 startup
 
-*Note:* this final command will prompt you to run a further command - make sure you do as it says.
+**Note:** this final command will prompt you to run a further command - **make sure you do as it says**.
 
 ### Next steps