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docs/configuration.md

@@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ Check the [API reference](apireference_v1alpha1.md) for the SleepInfo CRD to und
 Patches are used to define how to change the resources so that the runtime will "sleep". The patches are applied to the resources at the sleep time and are reverted at the wake up time.
 
 In this way, it is possible to support all the Kubernetes resources, also the ones defined through the custom resource definitions.  
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 To let *kube-green* support a custom resource, you need to define the specific `patch` for the resource inside the `SleepInfo` (the API reference is available [here](apireference_v1alpha1.md#kube-green.com/v1alpha1.Patch)) and add the permission to the ClusterRole associated to the *kube-green* manager ([here how to configure the RBAC](./installation/rbac.md)), if not already set.
 
 ## Examples

docs/getting-started.mdx

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Try our tutorials to get started. Are available [here](tutorials/kind.md).
 ## Install
 
 To start using kube-green, you need to install it in a kubernetes cluster.
-[Click here](install.md) to see how to install.
+[Click here](./installation/index.md) to see how to install.
 
 ## Create and deploy SleepInfo
 

docs/installation/index.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ kubectl apply -f https://github.com/kube-green/kube-green/releases/latest/downlo
 
 ## Getting started
 
-* [`kubectl apply`](./install.md#kubectl-apply): install using kubectl apply and static manifest;
-* [`helm`](./install.md#helm-chart): install *kube-green* using the helm chart; this allows to customize the installation if necessary;
-* [`Operator Lifecycle Manager (OLM)`](./install.md#operator-lifecycle-manager-olm): it's possible to install *kube-green* with OperatorHub or, if you use OpenShift, with the OpenShift web console;
-* [`kustomize`](./install.md#kustomize): in the *kube-green* GitHub repository are available the kustomize configuration. In this way, it's possible to release the development version and configure it editing the files.
+* [kubectl apply](./install.md#kubectl-apply): install using kubectl apply and static manifest;
+* [helm](./install.md#helm-chart): install *kube-green* using the helm chart; this allows to customize the installation if necessary;
+* [Operator Lifecycle Manager (OLM)](./install.md#operator-lifecycle-manager-olm): it's possible to install *kube-green* with OperatorHub or, if you use OpenShift, with the OpenShift web console;
+* [kustomize](./install.md#kustomize): in the *kube-green* GitHub repository are available the kustomize configuration. In this way, it's possible to release the development version and configure it editing the files.

docs/tutorials/kind.md

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ kubectl -n cert-manager get pods
 
 ## Install kube-green
 
-Install *kube-green* with default static install. [Click here](../install.md) to see the different install methods supported.
+Install *kube-green* with default static install. [Click here](../installation/index.md) to see the different install methods supported.
 
 Install *kube-green* with this command: