diff --git a/datumctl/quickstart.mdx b/datumctl/quickstart.mdx index 2feb107..3188f52 100644 --- a/datumctl/quickstart.mdx +++ b/datumctl/quickstart.mdx @@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ This guide takes you from nothing installed to running your first command agains For a one-off invocation without adding `datumctl` to your profile, use `nix run github:datum-cloud/datumctl` instead. - Download the latest Windows release from the [GitHub Releases page](https://github.com/datum-cloud/datumctl/releases/latest), extract it, and move `datumctl.exe` to a directory such as `C:\\Tools\\datumctl\\`. + Download the latest Windows release from the [GitHub Releases page](https://github.com/datum-cloud/datumctl/releases/latest), extract it, and move `datumctl.exe` to a directory such as `C:\Tools\datumctl\`. Add that directory to your `PATH`, then open a new terminal. diff --git a/platform/locations.mdx b/platform/locations.mdx index 58b2052..df02511 100644 --- a/platform/locations.mdx +++ b/platform/locations.mdx @@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ _Note: regulatory and export control requirements may restrict or define where d ## Check what's available to your project -The table above is Datum's global footprint. What you can deploy into is a narrower, per-project question: Datum represents each usable location as a `Location` resource, and the ones inside your project's own control plane are the ones offered to you. +The table above is Datum's global footprint. What you can deploy into is a narrower, per-project question. Datum represents each usable location as a `Location` resource, and the ones inside your project's own control plane are the ones available to you. `datumctl get locations` lists them: