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docs/docs-content/tutorials/clusters/cluster-templates/standardize-clusters-with-cluster-templates.md

@@ -11,40 +11,36 @@ tags: ["cluster templates", "tutorial", "terraform", "profiles", "aws", "azure"]
 When you manage many Kubernetes clusters, configuring and upgrading them one by one does not scale. You need a way to
 apply the same configuration and upgrade rules across multiple clusters.
 
-In this tutorial, you will use **cluster templates** in Palette to create and manage clusters in a consistent way.
-Cluster templates let you reuse a cluster configuration, control when upgrades happen, and apply changes to multiple
-clusters at once.
+Palette supports this workflow with **cluster templates**. Cluster templates let you reuse a cluster configuration,
+control when upgrades happen, and apply changes to multiple clusters at once.
 
-Cluster templates use two building blocks:
+Cluster templates are built from two related concepts:
 
-- **Cluster profiles**, which define the software and infrastructure configuration of a cluster.
-- **Cluster template policies**, which control how clusters created from a template are operated, such as when upgrades
-  can run.
+- **Cluster profiles**, which define the software stack and infrastructure configuration of a cluster.
+- **Cluster template policies**, which define how clusters created from a template are operated, such as when upgrades
+  are allowed to run.
 
-A **maintenance policy** is one type of cluster template policy. Currently, maintenance policies are the only cluster
-template policy type available in Palette.
+A **maintenance policy** is one type of cluster template policy. Maintenance policies define a maintenance window that
+controls when upgrades can run. Currently, maintenance policies are the only cluster template policy type available in
+Palette.
 
-In this tutorial, you create two clusters named **dev** and **prod**. Both clusters are created from the same cluster
-template, but use different
-[cluster profile variables](../../../../../profiles/cluster-profiles/create-cluster-profiles/define-profile-variables/).
-This shows how you can reuse a single template while applying environment-specific settings per cluster.
-
-## What You Will Build
+Cluster templates link cluster profiles and policies. When you create clusters from the same template, those clusters
+share the same base configuration and follow the same operational rules.
 
 In this tutorial, you will:
 
 - Create a cluster profile
 - Create a cluster template policy
 - Create a cluster template that uses the profile and policy
-- Deploy two clusters (**dev** and **prod**) from the same template
-- Set different profile variable values for each cluster
+- Deploy two clusters (**dev** and **prod**) from the same template, but use different
+  [cluster profile variables](../../../../../profiles/cluster-profiles/create-cluster-profiles/define-profile-variables/)
+- Set different profile variable values for each cluster for environment-specific settings
 - Update the template and upgrade both clusters together
 
-## Choose Your Workflow
-
-You can complete this tutorial using [Palette's UI on AWS](#provision-and-upgrade-clusters-using-the-palette-ui-for-aws)
-or [Terraform on AWS or Azure](#provision-and-upgrade-clusters-using-terraform) workflows. Choose the workflow that
-matches how you manage your infrastructure.
+You can complete this tutorial using either
+[Palette's UI on AWS](#provision-and-upgrade-clusters-using-the-palette-ui-for-aws) or
+[Terraform on AWS or Azure](#provision-and-upgrade-clusters-using-terraform), depending on how you manage your
+infrastructure.
 
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