Update monitor-data-plane-with-cockpit.mdx

Author: bene2k1

pages/kubernetes/how-to/monitor-data-plane-with-cockpit.mdx

@@ -111,14 +111,14 @@ Once Promtail is running:
 2. Log into Grafana using your [Cockpit credentials](/cockpit/how-to/retrieve-grafana-credentials/).
 3. In Grafana's menu, navigate to **Dashboards** and select **Kubernetes Cluster Pod Logs** to view logs collected from pods in your clusters.
 4. **Filter pod logs** by:
-   - `Datasource` which is automatically created upon deployment, and visible in the Cockpit console
-   - `Cluster Name` ( e.g. `my-kapsule-cluster`)
-   - `namespace`, `pod`, or `container` labels to isolate specific workloads
-   - **Time range** to limit how far back in history you want to query
+   - `Datasource` which is automatically created upon deployment and visible in the Cockpit console.
+   - `Cluster Name` ( e.g. `my-kapsule-cluster`).
+   - `namespace`, `pod`, or `container` labels to isolate specific workloads.
+   - `Time range` to limit how far back in history you want to query.
 5. Alternatively, in Grafana's menu, navigate to **Dashboards** and select **Kubernetes Cluster Node Logs** to view system logs collected from nodes in your clusters.
 6. **Filter node logs** by:
    - `Datasource` which is automatically created upon deployment and visible in the Cockpit console.
-   - `Cluster Name` (e.g., `my-kapsule-cluster`).
+   - `Cluster Name` (e.g. `my-kapsule-cluster`).
    - `Node` or `Syslog Identifier` labels to isolate specific workloads.
    - `Time range` to limit how far back in history you want to query.
 8. **Analyze** logs in real-time or historical mode to troubleshoot issues, monitor errors, or track performance.