Fix posts/aws-and-image-builder/index.md

Co-authored-by: Maja Massarini <[email protected]>

Author: betulependule

posts/aws-and-image-builder/index.md

@@ -56,13 +56,27 @@ I am quite sure after reading them, you will want to automate them with Packit!
   5. Start a build with your local pull request changes using `copr-cli`.
   6. **WAIT for the build to finish**.
 
-- Create a new cloud image through the **Image Builder console**, go to https://console.redhat.com/insights/image-builder 7. Login with your _Red Hat developer_ account. 8. Click on the `Create Image` button, choose _AWS image_ type and follow the wizard. 9. **WAIT for the build to finish**. 10. Open the `Launch` link for the builded image.
 
-- Launch and access the AWS image through the **AWS management console**, go to https://aws.amazon.com/console/ 11. The previous link will open an AWS console tab with the
-  _Launch an Instance_ wizard preset to use the builded image.
-  You need to login into the _AWS management console_ using an _AWS Account ID_
-  allowed to access the _AMI Image_ you just created. 12. Select a **Key pair**, or create one if you don't have it already,
-  to be able to ssh the image later. 13. Click on `Launch Instance` 14. Connect to instance using an ssh client 15. Add the previously created COPR repo to the list of available dnf repositories. 16. Install the package you have created at step number 4. 17. Now you are ready to test your code in a real cloud image.
+- Create a new cloud image through the **Image Builder console**, go to https://console.redhat.com/insights/image-builder
+
+  7. Login with your _Red Hat developer_ account.
+  8. Click on the `Create Image` button, choose _AWS image_ type and follow the wizard.
+  9. **WAIT for the build to finish**.
+  10. Open the `Launch` link for the builded image.
+
+- Launch and access the AWS image through the **AWS management console**, go to https://aws.amazon.com/console/
+
+  11. The previous link will open an AWS console tab with the
+      _Launch an Instance_ wizard preset to use the builded image.
+      You need to login into the _AWS management console_ using an _AWS Account ID_
+      allowed to access the _AMI Image_ you just created.
+  12. Select a **Key pair**, or create one if you don't have it already,
+      to be able to ssh the image later.
+  13. Click on `Launch Instance`
+  14. Connect to instance using an ssh client
+  15. Add the previously created COPR repo to the list of available dnf repositories.
+  16. Install the package you have created at step number 4.
+  17. Now you are ready to test your code in a real cloud image.
 
 For every new pull request you want to test directly in a cloud image you have to repeat
 steps 4-16 or automate them through Packit!