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Author: ashwinkumar12345

docs/security-access-control/users-roles.md

@@ -128,27 +128,27 @@ Create a new `read_only_index` role:
 
 1. Open **Kibana**.
 1. Choose **Security**, **Roles**.
-1. Choose the *+* button, enter a role name `read_only_index`.
-1. Choose the **Cluster Permissions** tab, select **Add Action Group**.
-1. In **Permissions: Action Groups**, select `cluster_composite_ops_ro` and choose **Add Action Group**.
-1. Choose the **Index Permissions** tab, select **Add index permissions** and add your index pattern `my-index-*`.
+1. Choose the *+* button, and then enter a role name `read_only_index`.
+1. Choose the **Cluster Permissions** tab, and then select **Add Action Group**.
+1. In **Permissions: Action Groups**, select `cluster_composite_ops_ro` and then choose **Add Action Group**.
+1. Choose the **Index Permissions** tab, select **Add index permissions** and then add your index pattern `my-index-*`.
 1. In **Permissions: Action Groups**, choose **Add Action Group** and select `read`.
 1. Choose **Save Role Definition**.
 
 Map `kibana_user` and `kibana_read_only` roles to the `read_only_index` role:
 
 1. Choose **Security**, **Role Mappings**.
 1. Next to `kibana_user`, choose the **Edit** button.
-- If you don't already have a `kibana_user` role, choose the *+* button and create the role.
-1. In the **Users** field, add your `read_only_index` role and choose **Submit**.
+- If you don't already have a `kibana_user` role, choose the *+* button and then create the role.
+1. In the **Users** field, add your `read_only_index` role and then choose **Submit**.
 1. Next to `kibana_read_only`, choose the **Edit** button.
-- If you don't already have a `kibana_read_only` role, choose the *+* button and create the role.
-1. In the **Users** field, add your `read_only_index` role and choose **Submit**.
+- If you don't already have a `kibana_read_only` role, choose the *+* button and then create the role.
+1. In the **Users** field, add your `read_only_index` role and then choose **Submit**.
 
 Create a new tenant and grant role access:
 
 1. Choose **Security**, **Tenants**.
-1. Choose the *+* button, enter your desired tenant name.
+1. Choose the *+* button, and then enter your desired tenant name.
 1. Choose **Submit**.
 1. Choose **Security**, **Roles**.
 1. Next to the `read_only_index` role, choose **Edit**.
@@ -162,16 +162,16 @@ Create a new `bulk_access` role:
 
 1. Open **Kibana**.
 1. Choose **Security**, **Roles**.
-1. Choose the *+* button, enter a role name `bulk_access`.
-1. Choose the **Cluster Permissions** tab, select **Add Action Group**.
-1. In **Permissions: Action Groups**, select `cluster_composite_ops` and choose **Add Action Group**.
+1. Choose the *+* button, and then enter a role name `bulk_access`.
+1. Choose the **Cluster Permissions** tab, and then select **Add Action Group**.
+1. In **Permissions: Action Groups**, select `cluster_composite_ops` and then choose **Add Action Group**.
 1. Choose the **Index Permissions** tab, select **Add index permissions** and your index patterns `my-index-*`.
-1. In **Permissions: Action Groups**, choose **Add Action Group** and select `write`.
+1. In **Permissions: Action Groups**, choose **Add Action Group** and then select `write`.
 1. Choose **Save Role Definition**.
 
 Map bulk access permissions to the `bulk_access` role:
 
 1. Choose **Security**, **Role Mappings**.
-1. Choose the *+* button, select the `bulk_access` role.
-1. In **Users**, choose **Add User** and add your `bulk_access` user.
+1. Choose the *+* button, and then select the `bulk_access` role.
+1. In **Users**, choose **Add User** and then add your `bulk_access` user.
 1. Choose **Submit**.