converting to adoc 3

Author: kquinn1204

content/patterns/federated-edge-observability/ansible-automation-platform.adoc

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 === How to Log In
 
-The default login user is `+admin+` and the password is generated randomly at install time; you will need the password to login in to the
+The default login user is `admin` and the password is generated randomly at install time; you will need the password to login in to the
 AAP interface. You do not have to log in to the interface - the pattern will configure the AAP instance; the pattern retrieves the password
-using the same technique as the `+ansible_get_credentials.sh+` script described below. If you want to inspect the AAP instance, or change any
+using the same technique as the `ansible_get_credentials.sh` script described below. If you want to inspect the AAP instance, or change any
 aspects of its configuration, there are two ways to login and look at it. Both mechanisms are equivalent; you get the same password to the
 same instance using either technique.
 
 === Via the OpenShift Console
 
-In the OpenShift console, navigate to Workloads > Secrets and select the "`ansible-automation-platform`" project if you want to limit the number
+In the OpenShift console, navigate to Workloads > Secrets and select the `ansible-automation-platform` project if you want to limit the number
 of Secrets you can see.
 
 link:/images/ansible-edge-gitops/ocp-console-secrets-aap-admin-password.png[image:/images/ansible-edge-gitops/ocp-console-secrets-aap-admin-password.png[secrets-navigation]]
 
-The Secret you are looking for is in the `+ansible-automation-platform+` project and is named `+controller-admin-password+`. If you click on it,
+The Secret you are looking for is in the `ansible-automation-platform` project and is named `controller-admin-password`. If you click on it,
 you can see the Data.password field. It is shown revealed below to show that it is the same as what is shown by the script method of retrieving it below:
 
 link:/images/ansible-edge-gitops/ocp-console-aap-admin-password-detail.png[image:/images/ansible-edge-gitops/ocp-console-aap-admin-password-detail.png[secrets-detail]]
 
 === Via https://github.com/validatedpatterns/ansible-edge-gitops/blob/main/scripts/ansible_get_credentials.sh[ansible_get_credentials.sh]
 
-With your KUBECONFIG set, you can run `+./scripts/ansible-get-credentials.sh+` from your top-level pattern
-directory. This will use your OpenShift cluster admin credentials to retrieve the URL for your Ansible Automation Platform instance, as well as the password for its `+admin+` user, which is auto-generated by the AAP operator by default. The output of the command looks like this (your password will be different):
+With your KUBECONFIG set, you can run `./scripts/ansible-get-credentials.sh` from your top-level pattern
+directory. This will use your OpenShift cluster admin credentials to retrieve the URL for your Ansible Automation Platform instance, as well as the password for its `admin` user, which is auto-generated by the AAP operator by default. The output of the command looks like this (your password will be different):
 
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