final updates made on all adapters

Signed-off-by: asubedy <[email protected]>

Author: asubedy

Meshery-Adapters/kuma-meshery-adapter/assets/adapter-up.png

@@ -38,11 +38,11 @@
     "hideHiddenFiles": true,
     "exclusionPatterns": ["*test", "./test/*", "./logs"],
     "showdashboard": true,
-    "dashboards": [{"name": "Meshery Server", "port": 9081}],
+    "dashboards": [{"name": "Meshery UI", "port": 9081},{"name": "Image Hub", "port": 8080}],
     "uilayout": "terminal-iframe"
   }, 
 
   "backend": {
-    "imageid": "kubernetes-cluster-running:1.18"
+    "imageid": "kubernetes-cluster-running:1.22"
   }
 }

Meshery-Adapters/kuma-meshery-adapter/assets/cluster-up.png

@@ -10,20 +10,28 @@ Meshery can be downloaded, installed, and launched with a single command:
 
 `curl -L https://git.io/meshery | ADAPTERS=kuma PLATFORM=kubernetes bash -`{{execute}}
 
-**Congratulations!** You have successfully installed Meshery and the Meshery Adapter for Linkerd.
+**Congratulations!** You have successfully installed Meshery and the Meshery Adapter for Kuma.
 
 Meshery is now available at host:`9081`.
 
-Find the **Meshery UI** tab is configured to be listening at `http://localhost:9081`/
+><font size=2>NOTE: If you see a vim page please press `q` and `y`. Also if you see an error stating `Failed to open Meshery in browser, please point your browser to....` please ignore it. </font>
 
-- Click on the **Meshery UI** tab
-- Click on **Display Port**
+To know that the Meshery has loaded with all the components connected, run 
+
+`mesheryctl system status`{{execute}}.
+
+ If all the components are in ready state you can open Mehsery UI tab with everything connected.
+
+Find the **Meshery UI** tab which is configured to be listening at `http://localhost:9081`/
+
+- Click on new tab icon the **Meshery UI** tab
+- Click on **Display Port** 
 
 **Welcome to Meshery!**
 
 Choose **Meshery** as your provider. Sign in to get started.
 
-![Meshery landing page](./assets/meshery-none-provider.png)
+![Meshery landing page](./assets/starting-page.png)
 
 ## Connect your cluster with Meshery
 
@@ -34,8 +42,6 @@ Meshery will auto-connect with your Kubernetes by loading the kubeconfig found i
 
 1. Between Meshery and Kubernetes.
 
-![Meshery connected with cluster](./assets/cluster-up.png)
-
-1. Between Meshery and the Meshery Adapter for your corresponding service mesh.
+2. Between Meshery and the Meshery Adapter for your corresponding service mesh.
 
-![Meshery connected with adapter](./assets/adapter-up.png)
+![Meshery connected with adapter](./assets/kuma-connected.png)

Meshery-Adapters/kuma-meshery-adapter/assets/install image-hub.png

@@ -1,17 +1,17 @@
 Kuma can be installed on Meshery with one click! 
 
-## 1. Select `Kuma` from the Management menu
+## 1. Select `Kuma` from the Lifecycle menu
 
 ![Meshery adapter for Kuma](./assets/kuma-adapter.png)
 
 ## 2. In the Kuma management page:
 
 - Type `kuma` into the namespace field
-- Click the (+) icon on the Install card and select `Latest Kuma` to install the latest version of Istio
+- Click the (+) icon on the Manage Service Mesh Lifecycle card and select `Kuma Service Mesh` to install the latest version of Kuma
 
 ![Install Kuma using Meshery](./assets/install-kuma.png)
 
-To check if Istio is along with all the pieces that have been deployed, execute the following:
+To check if Kuma is along with all the pieces that have been deployed, execute the following:
 
 `kubectl get all -n kuma-system`{{execute}}
 

Meshery-Adapters/kuma-meshery-adapter/assets/install-kuma.png

@@ -7,20 +7,12 @@ Sample Applications are deployed on top of a service mesh to help you explore an
 ## Deploy Image Hub on Kuma
 
 - Navigate to the **Kuma Management** page on Meshery with `default` in the Namespace field.
-- Select the `Image Hub application` in the `Sample Application` drop down menu.
+- Select the `Image Hub application` in the `Manage Sample Application Life` drop down menu.
 
-![Kuma Imagehub](./assets/kuma-sample-app.png)
+![Kuma Imagehub](./assets/install image-hub.png)
 
 You will be notified of successful deployment.
 
-## Expose your Sample Application
-
-A sidecar injector is used for automating the injection of the Linkerd proxy into your application's pod spec. The Kubernetes admission controller enforces this behavior by sending a webhook request to the sidecar injector every time a pod is to be scheduled.
-
-You have already deployed the sidecar proxy injector when you installed Consul, which should be running in your control plane. To verify, execute this command:
-
-`kubectl get deployment consul-consul-connect-injector-webhook-deployment -n consul-system`{{execute}}
-
 **Let's verify that your deployment works. Run**:
 (The *Available* column might take upto a minute to get updated)
 
@@ -30,9 +22,8 @@ Sample Output:
 
 |        NAME       | READY | UP-TO-DATE | AVAILABLE | AGE |
 |:-----------------:|:-----:|:----------:|:---------:|:---:|
-| api-deployment-v1 |  1/1  |      1     |     1     | 88s |
-|       envoy       |  1/1  |      1     |     1     | 88s |
-|   web-deployment  |  1/1  |      1     |     1     | 88s |
+|       api-v1      |  1/1  |      1     |     1     | 88s |
+|       web-v1      |  1/1  |      1     |     1     | 88s |
 
 ### Let's inspect our pod:
 
@@ -50,10 +41,10 @@ If you cannot see the *Ready* column updated, this is because the deployment can
 
     `kubectl get svc -n default`{{execute}}
 
-    `kubectl describe svc/web-service -n default`{{execute}}
+    `kubectl describe svc/web -n default`{{execute}}
 
 4. Assess the application deployment by port-forwarding the web-service service:
 
-    `kubectl port-forward svc/web-service 8080 --address 0.0.0.0 -n default`{{Execute}}
+    `kubectl port-forward svc/web 8080 --address 0.0.0.0 -n default`{{Execute}}
 
 The Image Hub application should now be deployed on the HTTP port: `8080`. Make your way to the `ImageHub` Server tab. For this tutorial, the server is configured to be listening at `http://localhost:8080`

Meshery-Adapters/kuma-meshery-adapter/assets/kuma-adapter.png

@@ -37,11 +37,11 @@
     "hideHiddenFiles": true,
     "exclusionPatterns": ["*test", "./test/*", "./logs"],
     "showdashboard": true,
-    "dashboards": [{"name": "Meshery UI", "port": 9081},{"name": "Emojivoto", "port": 8080}],
+    "dashboards": [{"name": "Meshery UI", "port": 9081},{"name": "Emojivoto", "port": 80}],
     "uilayout": "terminal-iframe"
   },
 
   "backend": {
-    "imageid": "kubernetes-cluster-running:1.18"
+    "imageid": "kubernetes-cluster-running:1.22"
   }
 }

Meshery-Adapters/kuma-meshery-adapter/assets/kuma-connected.png

@@ -14,11 +14,19 @@ Meshery can be downloaded, installed, and launched with a single command:
 
 Meshery is now available at host:`9081`.
 
+><font size=2>NOTE: If you see a vim page please press `q` and `y`. Also if you see an error stating `Failed to open Meshery in browser, please point your browser to....` please ignore it. </font>
+
+To know that the Meshery has loaded with all the components connected, run 
+
+`mesheryctl system status`{{execute}}.
+
+If all the components are in ready state you can open Mehsery UI tab with everything connected.
+
 ## Open Meshery UI
 
 Find the **Meshery UI** tab is configured to be listening at `http://localhost:9081`/
 
-- Click on the **Meshery UI** tab
+- Click on new tab icon the **Meshery UI** tab
 - Click on **Display Port**
 
 **Welcome to Meshery!**

Meshery-Adapters/kuma-meshery-adapter/assets/kuma-sample-app.png

@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ The `emojivoto` sample application has now been onboarded on to your Linkerd ins
 
 `linkerd -n emojivoto check --proxy`{{execute}}
 
-The Emojivoto sample application should now be deployed at HTTP port:`8080`. Make your way to the `Linkerd-Emojivoto` Server tab. For this tutorial, the server is configured to be listening at `http://localhost:8080`
+The Emojivoto sample application should now be deployed at HTTP port:`80`. Make your way to the `Emojivoto` Server tab. For this tutorial, the server is configured to be listening at `http://localhost:80`
 
 **Note**: The Sample Application may take upto a minute to deploy. Please be patient
 

Meshery-Adapters/kuma-meshery-adapter/assets/meshery-none-provider.png

@@ -41,6 +41,6 @@
     "uilayout": "terminal-iframe"
   },
   "backend": {
-    "imageid": "kubernetes-cluster-running:1.18"
+    "imageid": "kubernetes-cluster-running:1.22"
   }
 }

Meshery-Adapters/kuma-meshery-adapter/assets/server-page.png

@@ -14,9 +14,17 @@ Meshery can be downloaded, installed, and launched with a single command:
 
 Meshery is now available at host:`9081`.
 
+><font size=2>NOTE: If you see a vim page please press `q` and `y`. Also if you see an error stating `Failed to open Meshery in browser, please point your browser to....` please ignore it. </font>
+
+To know that the Meshery has loaded with all the components connected, run 
+
+`mesheryctl system status`{{execute}}.
+
+If all the components are in ready state you can open Mehsery UI tab with everything connected.
+
 Find the **Meshery UI** tab is configured to be listening at `http://localhost:9081`/
 
-- Click on the **Meshery UI** tab
+- Click on new tab icon the **Meshery UI** tab
 - Click on **Display Port**
 
 **Welcome to Meshery!**

Meshery-Adapters/kuma-meshery-adapter/assets/starting-page.png

@@ -41,6 +41,6 @@
     },
 
     "backend": {
-      "imageid": "kubernetes-cluster-running:1.19"
+      "imageid": "kubernetes-cluster-running:1.22"
     }
   }

Meshery-Adapters/kuma-meshery-adapter/index.json

@@ -14,18 +14,26 @@ Meshery can be downloaded, installed, and launched with a single command:
 
 Meshery is now available at host:`9081`.
 
+><font size=2>NOTE: If you see a vim page please press `q` and `y`. Also if you see an error stating `Failed to open Meshery in browser, please point your browser to....` please ignore it. </font>
+
+To know that the Meshery has loaded with all the components connected, run 
+
+`mesheryctl system status`{{execute}}.
+
+If all the components are in ready state you can open Mehsery UI tab with everything connected.
+
 ## Open Meshery UI
 
 Find the **Meshery UI** tab is configured to be listening at `http://localhost:9081`/
 
-- Click on the **Meshery UI** tab
+- Click on new tab icon the **Meshery UI** tab
 - Click on **Display Port**
 
 **Welcome to Meshery!**
 
 Choose **Meshery** as your provider. Sign in to get started.
 
-![Meshery landing page](./assets/meshery-none-provider.png)
+![Meshery landing page](./assets/starting-page.png)
 
 ## Connect your cluster with Meshery
 

Meshery-Adapters/kuma-meshery-adapter/step1.md

@@ -41,6 +41,6 @@
     },
 
     "backend": {
-      "imageid": "kubernetes-cluster-running:1.18"
+      "imageid": "kubernetes-cluster-running:1.22"
     }
   }

Meshery-Adapters/kuma-meshery-adapter/step2.md

@@ -14,18 +14,26 @@ Meshery can be downloaded, installed, and launched with a single command:
 
 Meshery is now available at host:`9081`.
 
+><font size=2>NOTE: If you see a vim page please press `q` and `y`. Also if you see an error stating `Failed to open Meshery in browser, please point your browser to....` please ignore it. </font>
+
+To know that the Meshery has loaded with all the components connected, run 
+
+`mesheryctl system status`{{execute}}.
+
+If all the components are in ready state you can open Mehsery UI tab with everything connected.
+
 ## Open Meshery UI
 
 Find the **Meshery UI** tab is configured to be listening at `http://localhost:9081`/
 
-- Click on the **Meshery UI** tab
+- Click on new tab icon the **Meshery UI** tab
 - Click on **Display Port**
 
 **Welcome to Meshery!**
 
 Choose **Meshery** as your provider. Sign in to get started.
 
-![Meshery landing page](./assets/meshery-none-provider.png)
+![Meshery landing page](./assets/starting-page.png)
 
 ## Connect your cluster with Meshery