More TODOs and light edits

Added more TODOs and removed more Darcy branding. Had also edited some of he text that was no longer applicable.

content/en/docs/cloud/access-tokens.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ weight: 800
 aliases:
   - /darcy/darcy-cloud/access-tokens
 ---
-
+<!-- TODO: Replace screenshots and code snippets -->
 Edgeworx Cloud supports basic HTTP authentication through access tokens.
 
 Simply pass the token as username in

content/en/docs/cloud/adding-nodes/_index.md

@@ -41,6 +41,6 @@ Edgeworx Cloud is compatible with many Linux edge boards, such as:
 - Debian 10+
 
 {{<info>}}
-If you don't have any edge hardware yet, you can create a [virtual node](/docs/cloud/adding-nodes/virtual-node.md) using Edgeworx Cloud, create a VM in the Cloud, or a [Vagrant](https://www.vagrantup.com) image running on your laptop and run
+If you don't have any edge hardware yet, you can create a [virtual node](/docs/cloud/adding-nodes/virtual-node.md) using Edgeworx Cloud, create a VM in the Cloud, a [Vagrant](https://www.vagrantup.com) image running on your device, or whatever virtualization software, and run
 the node installation script.
 {{</info>}}

content/en/docs/cloud/adding-nodes/add-node.md

@@ -4,19 +4,19 @@ weight: 400
 aliases:
   - /darcy/darcy-cloud/get-started-ec/nodes/get-started-add-node
 ---
-
+<!-- TODO: Replace screenshots -->
 To add a [node](../adding-nodes/_index.md) to your [project](/docs/more/terminology#project), you will be running a command line script. For this we assume you
 have ssh or console access to your node and are using a common shell, such as zsh or bash.
 Additionally, the installation script by default will need to run as sudo to register the necessary
 services to be automatically started after the node is rebooted.
 
-Add nodes using the Darcy Portal UI or terminal commands via [edgectl](../edgectl)
+Add nodes using the Edgeworx Portal UI or terminal commands via [edgectl](../edgectl)
 
-## Add a node using Darcy Cloud Portal
+## Add a node using Edgeworx Cloud Portal
 
 ### Get the node Install script
 
-Log into [Darcy Cloud](https://cloud.darcy.ai) and select the project to which you want to [add thenode](../../more/terminology#node-install-script).
+Log into [Edgeworx Cloud](https://cloud.edgeworx.io) and select the project to which you want to [add thenode](../../more/terminology#node-install-script).
 
 ![Add Node](/images/add-node.png)
 
@@ -44,11 +44,11 @@ speed, and other dependencies).
 
 {{<info>}}
 If you would like to choose a specific name for your node, use the
-variable `DARCY_NODE_NAME="your-choice-of-name"` in the _node install script_
+variable `Edgeworx_NODE_NAME="your-choice-of-name"` in the _node install script_
 as in the example below.
 {{</info>}}
 
-### View the node in Your Darcy Cloud Project
+### View the node in Your Edgeworx Cloud Project
 
 Switch back to your browser and if you have not done so yet, click the `DONE` button in the modal dialog. You
 should see your new node `ONLINE` in your Nodes list. If you do not see your node online, check our
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ You now have an edge node, let's start using it!
 
 ## Add a node using edgectl
 
-In [Darcy Cloud](/docs/cloud/start-portal), nodes are edge devices that run Edgeworx Agents. Ultimately, we want to deploy
+In [Edgeworx Cloud](/docs/cloud/start-portal), nodes are edge devices that run Edgeworx Agents. Ultimately, we want to deploy
 [applications](/docs/more/terminology#application) to these nodes to put them to work.
 
 If we list nodes in our default [organization](/docs/more/terminology#account--org) and project, we will notice that we have no nodes:
@@ -74,10 +74,10 @@ shell snippet that you can execute on the node:
 
 ```bash
 $ edgectl get node-register-script -t
-curl -s https://ecj_vfsw9wess5kheafxaeaeh2kskkv301e9f0ip@api.darcy.ai/v1/project/b75676cb-ae3f-4808-a992-0811e077d783/node-install-script | sudo bash
+curl -s https://ecj_vfsw9wess5kheafxaeaeh2kskkv301e9f0ip@api.edgeworx.io/v1/project/b75676cb-ae3f-4808-a992-0811e077d783/node-install-script | sudo bash
 ```
 
-We can use this shell snippet on our edge devices to install Edgeworx Agent and connect to our Darcy
+We can use this shell snippet on our edge devices to install Edgeworx Agent and connect to our Edgeworx
 Cloud Project. This command can be used any number of times on different devices to grow the
 respective project's node pool.
 
@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ First, get the node-install-script shell snippet, and copy it to the clipboard:
 
 ```bash
 $ edgectl get node-install-script -t
-curl -s https://ecj_vfsw9wess5kheafxaeaeh2kskkv301e9f0ip@api.darcy.ai/v1/project/b75676cb-ae3f-4808-a992-0811e077d783/node-install-script | sudo bash
+curl -s https://ecj_vfsw9wess5kheafxaeaeh2kskkv301e9f0ip@api.edgeworx.io/v1/project/b75676cb-ae3f-4808-a992-0811e077d783/node-install-script | sudo bash
 ```
 
 Then `SSH` into your node (in this case, a Raspberry Pi):
@@ -110,10 +110,10 @@ pi@raspberrypi:~ $
 ```
 
 Then paste the node install script shell snippet at the Pi terminal. This installs the necessary
-Darcy Cloud components, and connects your node to Darcy Cloud.
+Edgeworx Cloud components, and connects your node to Edgeworx Cloud.
 
 ```bash
-pi@raspberrypi:~ $ curl -s https://ecj_vfsw9wess5kheafxaeaeh2kskkv301e9f0ip@api.darcy.ai/v1/project/b75676cb-ae3f-4808-a992-0811e077d783/node-install-script | sudo bash
+pi@raspberrypi:~ $ curl -s https://ecj_vfsw9wess5kheafxaeaeh2kskkv301e9f0ip@api.edgeworx.io/v1/project/b75676cb-ae3f-4808-a992-0811e077d783/node-install-script | sudo bash
 Installing Edgeworx Agent
 １ Initializing
       ✔ Package manager updated
@@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ Installing Edgeworx Agent
       ∙ Storage:    9.5G/118G (9%)
 ５ Installing services
     ▶ Edgeworx agent
-      ✔ Darcy Cloud Node created
+      ✔ Edgeworx Cloud Node created
       ✔ GPG found
       ✔ Edgeworx Agent installed
     ▶ Deviceplane
@@ -159,12 +159,12 @@ Installing Edgeworx Agent
       ✔ ioFog Agent registered
       ✔ ioFog Agent provisioned
 ６ SUCCESS
-      ✔ You can view this Agent in your Darcy Cloud project here: https://cloud.darcy.ai/alice/edge-project-1/node/raspberrypie1c0fe7939883f228946
+      ✔ You can view this Agent in your Edgeworx Cloud project here: https://cloud.edgeworx.io/alice/edge-project-1/node/raspberrypie1c0fe7939883f228946
       ✔ To uninstall, execute `sudo /opt/edgeworx/uninstall.sh`
 ```
 
-Note the final two lines: The first line provides a link to view your node in the Darcy Cloud web
-portal. The final line provides a command to uninstall the software and detach the node from Darcy
+Note the final two lines: The first line provides a link to view your node in the Edgeworx Cloud web
+portal. The final line provides a command to uninstall the software and detach the node from Edgeworx
 Cloud.
 
-Now that we have our node connected to Darcy Cloud, we can install an application to that node.
+Now that we have our node connected to Edgeworx Cloud, we can install an application to that node.

content/en/docs/cloud/adding-nodes/virtual-node.md

@@ -1,19 +1,19 @@
 ---
 title: "Add a Virtual Node"
-description: "Add a Virtual Node (lightweight local VM) to Darcy Cloud"
+description: "Add a Virtual Node (lightweight local VM) to Edgeworx Cloud"
 weight: 450
 ---
-
-Typically you want to push your apps to a "real edge board" (such as a Raspberry Pi with AI accelerator attached).
+<!-- TODO: Redo screenshots -->
+Typically you want to push your apps to a "real edge board".
 However, if you do not have an edge board to test on, you can simulate one using the Virtual Node feature.
 
-Adding a Virtual Node sets up a new Ubuntu VM locally and registers it as a node to a Darcy Cloud project
-via the edgectl CLI. macOS and Windows users can create Virtual Nodes using Darcy Cloud Portal and
+Adding a Virtual Node sets up a new Ubuntu VM locally and registers it as a node to a Edgeworx Cloud project
+via the edgectl CLI. macOS and Windows users can create Virtual Nodes using Edgeworx Cloud Portal and
 edgectl. Linux users can directly use the Register Node command on their terminal.
 
 ### Prerequisites
 
-- [Darcy Cloud Account (Free)](https://cloud.darcy.ai)
+- [Edgeworx Cloud Account (Free)](https://cloud.edgeworx.io)
 - Install [edgectl CLI]({{<ref "/docs/cloud/edgectl/">}})
 - Install [Multipass](https://multipass.run): it is used by edgectl to manage VMs.
 
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ You can still build locally using attached video and deploy to edge devices with
 
 ## Get the Virtual Node Installation Script
 
-Log into [Darcy Cloud](https://cloud.darcy.ai) and select the project to which you want to add the
+Log into [Edgeworx Cloud](https://cloud.edgeworx.io) and select the project to which you want to add the
 node.
 
 ![Add Virtual Node](/images/add-node.png)
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ Choose `VIRTUAL NODE` to get the instructions for adding a virtual node.
 Make sure you have the latest versions of [edgectl]({{<ref "/docs/cloud/edgectl/">}})
 and [Multipass](https://multipass.run) installed. Click the `COPY` button to copy the command to
 your clipboard. This command starts an Ubuntu VM which registers
-itself with Darcy Cloud as a Virtual Node.
+itself with Edgeworx Cloud as a Virtual Node.
 
 ## Run the Virtual Node Registration Script
 
@@ -54,9 +54,9 @@ connection speed, and other dependencies).
 the `--name="your-choice-of-name"` in the _edgectl create virtual-node_ command as seen in the above
 example. {{</info>}}
 
-## View the Node in Your Darcy Cloud Project
+## View the Node in Your Edgeworx Cloud Project
 
-Switch back to Darcy Cloud in your browser and if you have not done so yet, click the `DONE` button
+Switch back to Edgeworx Cloud in your browser and if you have not done so yet, click the `DONE` button
 in the modal dialog. You should see your new node `ONLINE` in your Nodes list. If you do not see
 your node online, see troubleshooting (below) for more information.
 
@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ that all the resources used are cleaned up properly i.e. Ubuntu VM.
     We can modify the default values based on our Windows machine spec. For example:
 
 ```bash
-edgectl create virtual-node --name=darcy-node --cpus 2
+edgectl create virtual-node --name=Edgeworx-node --cpus 2
 ```
 
 Below are the default values used to spin up a multipass VM.
@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ Use `multipass ls` to retrieve the correct IP.
 </details>
 <details>
   <summary>Use <code>edgectl delete virtual-node</code> in favor of <code>edgectl delete node</code>.</summary>
-The <code>edgectl delete node</code> command deletes the node from Darcy Cloud, but does not delete the local VM.
+The <code>edgectl delete node</code> command deletes the node from Edgeworx Cloud, but does not delete the local VM.
 Use <code>edgectl delete virtual-node</code>
 to delete both the node and the local VM.
 </details>

content/en/docs/cloud/deploy-an-app.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ toc: true
 aliases:
   - /darcy/darcy-cloud/get-started-edgectl/deploy-an-app
 ---
-
+<!-- TODO: Replace screenshots -->
 Deploy apps using the Edgeworx Portal UI or terminal commands via [edgectl](../cloud/edgectl)
 
 #### Prerequisites

content/en/docs/cloud/edgectl/_index.md

@@ -10,6 +10,8 @@ aliases:
 - /docs/cloud/edgectl
 - /docs/cloud/get-started-edgectl
 ---
+
+<!-- TODO: Need to include orgs and name change on all commands -->
 _edgectl_ is [Edgeworx Cloud's](/docs/cloud/start-portal) command line interface (CLI). It can be used to manage Edgeworx
 Cloud
 [accounts, organizations,](/docs/more/terminology/#account--org) [projects](/docs/more/terminology#project), [nodes](/docs/cloud/adding-nodes),

content/en/docs/cloud/start-portal.md

@@ -11,7 +11,9 @@ aliases:
 Navigate to [Edgeworx Cloud](https://cloud.darcy.ai/welcome) using your browser (Chrome, Firefox,
 and Safari preferred- other browsers are not thoroughly maintained) and click the `Create Account`
 button.
-
+<!-- TODO: Re-do screenshots -->
+<!-- TODO: Include instructional for GCM paid users.  -->
+<!-- TODO: Redo content to reflect new dashboard -->
 ![Edgeworx Cloud Welcome Page](/images/cloud-home.png)
 
 Enter your unique username and click `NEXT`.

content/en/docs/guides/_index.md

@@ -11,6 +11,5 @@ cards:
     time: Easy
     link: '/docs/guides/deploy/'
     image: /images/guides/guide-thumb-deploy.jpg
-  - 
 ---
 {{< cards >}}

content/en/docs/guides/deploy.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ This guide was created using an Raspberry Pi 4, however you can use any device w
 ### Software Requirements
 
 - Docker Desktop and a Docker account
-- Edgeworx Cloud account (Free)
+- Edgeworx Cloud account (Free or paid)
 
 ### Hardware Requirements
 
@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ Make sure you create the Dockerfile in the same
 directory as your Python file and change the name below from YOURFILE.py to the actual name of your
 file.
 {{</warning>}}
-<!-- TODO This needs to be completely redone -->
+<!-- TODO This needs to be completely redone. Maybe with Docker's Hello World? -->
 ```text
 FROM darcyai/darcy-ai-coral:dev