late-breaking change to persistent volume (no None)

docs/install-ai-unlimited/prod-aws-console-deploy-ai-unlimited.md

@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ We recommend selecting the region closest to your primary work location.
 |AIUnlimitedHttpPort		|The port to access the AI Unlimited UI.|Required with default<br/>Default: 3000|
 |AIUnlimitedGrpcPort		|The port to access the AI Unlimited API.|Required with default<br/>Default: 3282|
 |AIUnlimitedVersion		|The version of AI Unlimited you want to deploy.|Required with default<br/>Default: latest<br/>The value is a container version tag.|
-|UsePersistentVolume|Specifies whether you want to use a persistent volume to store data. See *Learn more: Why use a persistent volume?* below the parameters section. |Optional with default<br/>Default: None<br/>Supported options are: new persistent volume, an existing one, or none, depending on your use case.|
+|UsePersistentVolume|Specifies whether you want to use a new or existing persistent volume to store data. See *Learn more: Using a persistent volume* below the parameters section. |Optional with default<br/>Default: New<br/>Supported options are a new persistent volume or an existing one, depending on your use case.|
 |PersistentVolumeSize	|The size of the persistent volume that you attach to the instance, in GB.|Required with default<br/>Default: 20<br/>Supports values between 8 and 1000. |
 |ExistingPersistentVolumeId		|The ID of the existing persistent volume that you attach to the instance. |Required if UsePersistentVolume is set to Existing.<br/>Default: NA<br/>The persistent volume must be in the same availability zone as the AI Unlimited instance.|
 |PersistentVolume<br/>DeletionPolicy		|The persistent volume behavior when you delete the CloudFormation deployment.|Required with default|Delete <br/>Default: Retain <br/>Supported options are: Delete, Retain, RetainExceptOnCreate, and Snapshot.|
@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ The concurrency will increase when AI Unlimited is released for general availabi
 
 <details>
 
-<summary>Learn more: Why use a persistent volume?</summary>
+<summary>Learn more: Using a persistent volume</summary>
 
 The manager instance runs in a container and saves its configuration data in a database in the root volume of the instance. This data persists if you shut down, restart, or snapshot and relaunch the instance. 
 

docs/install-ai-unlimited/prod-azure-portal-deploy-manager.md

@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ Review the parameters. Provide values for the required parameters. Your organiza
 | Role Definition ID | The ID of the role to use with AI Unlimited.| Required<br/>Default: NA<br/>Use Azure CLI command- Get-AzRoleDefinition to get your Role Definition ID. |
 | Allow Public SSH | Specifies whether you can use secure shell (SSH) keys to connect to VMs in Azure.|  Optional<br/>Default: true |
 | Use Key Vault | Specifies whether to use Key Vault to retrieve the secured password during a deployment. | Optional<br/>Default: New |
-| Use Persistent Volume | Specifies whether you want to use a persistent volume to store data. See *Learn more: Why use a persistent volume?* below the parameters section. | Optional with default<br/>Default: New <br/>Supported options: New, None, Existing, depending on your use case. |
+| Use Persistent Volume | Specifies whether you want to use a new or existing persistent volume to store data. See *Learn more: Using a persistent volume* below the parameters section. | Optional with default<br/>Default: New <br/>Supported options: New or Existing, depending on your use case. |
 | Persistent Volume Size | The size of the persistent volume that you can attach to the instance, in GB. | Optional<br/>Default: 100 |
 | Existing Persistent Volume | <br/>The ID of the existing persistent volume that you can attach to the instance.| Required if UsePersistentVolume is set to Existing.<br/>Default: None<br/>The persistent volume must be in the same availability zone as the AI Unlimited instance. |
 | AI Unlimited Version | The version of the AI Unlimited you want to deploy. | Required with default<br/>Default: latest<br/>The value is a container version tag. |
@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ Review the parameters. Provide values for the required parameters. Your organiza
 
 <details>
 
-<summary>Learn more: Why use a persistent volume?</summary>
+<summary>Learn more: Using a persistent volume</summary>
 
 The manager instance runs in a container and saves its configuration data in a database in the root volume of the instance. This data persists if you shut down, restart, or snapshot and relaunch the instance. 
 

docs/resources/jupyterlab/install-jupyterlab-aws.md

@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ You might want to ask a cloud admin at your organization for guidance.
 |AccessCIDR	|The CIDR IP address range that is permitted to access the instance.| Optional<br/>Default: NA<br/>We recommend setting this value to a trusted IP range. Define at least one of AccessCIDR, PrefixList, or SecurityGroup to allow inbound traffic unless you create custom security group ingress rules.|
 |PrefixList			| The prefix list that you can use to communicate with the instance. It is a collection of CIDR blocks that define a set of IP address ranges that require the same policy enforcement. | Optional<br/>Default: NA<br/>Define at least one of AccessCIDR, PrefixList, or SecurityGroup to allow inbound traffic unless you create custom security group ingress rules.|
 |SecurityGroup	|The virtual firewall that controls inbound and outbound traffic to the instance.| Optional<br/>Default: NA<br/>Implemented as a set of rules that specify which protocols, ports, and IP addresses or CIDR blocks are allowed to access the instance. Define at least one of AccessCIDR, PrefixList, or SecurityGroup to allow inbound traffic unless you create custom security group ingress rules.|
-|UsePersistentVolume| Specifies whether you want to use a persistent volume to store data. See *Learn more: Why use a persistent volume?* below the parameters section. |Optional with default<br/>Default: None<br/>Supported options are: new persistent volume, an existing one, or none, depending on your use case.|
+|UsePersistentVolume| Specifies whether you want to use a new or existing persistent volume to store data. See *Learn more: Using a persistent volume* below the parameters section. |Optional with default<br/>Default: New<br/>Supported options are a new persistent volume or an existing one, depending on your use case.|
 |PersistentVolumeSize	|The size of the persistent volume that you can attach to the instance, in GB.|Required with default<br/>Default: 20<br/>Supports values between 8 and 1000|
 |ExistingPersistent<br/>VolumeId		|The ID of the existing persistent volume that you can attach to the instance.| Required if UsePersistentVolume is set to Existing<br/>Default: NA<br/>The persistent volume must be in the same availability zone as the AI Unlimited instance.|
 |PersistentVolume<br/>DeletionPolicy		|The persistent volume behavior when you delete the CloudFormation deployment.| Required with default<br/>Default:  Retain<br/>Supported options are: Delete, Retain, RetainExceptOnCreate, and Snapshot.|
@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ You might want to ask a cloud admin at your organization for guidance.
 
 <details>
 
-<summary>Learn more: Why use a persistent volume?</summary>
+<summary>Learn more: Using a persistent volume</summary>
 
 The JupyterLab instance runs in a container and saves its configuration data in a database in the root volume of the instance. This data persists if you shut down, restart, or snapshot and relaunch the instance. 
 

docs/resources/jupyterlab/install-jupyterlab-azure.md

@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ Review the parameters. Provide values for the required ones. Your organization m
 | Role Definition ID | The ID of the role to use with AI Unlimited. | Required<br/>Default: NA<br/>Use Azure CLI command- `Get-AzRoleDefinition` command to get your Role Definition ID. |
 | Allow Public SSH | Specifies whether you can use secure shell (SSH) keys to connect to VMs in Azure. |  Optional<br/>Default: true |
 | Public Key | The public SSH Key that you can use to connect to a VM over SSH. | Optional<br/>Default: NA<br/>This value must start with `ssh-rsa`.  |
-| Use Persistent Volume | Specifies whether you want to use persistent volume to store data. See *Learn more: Why use a persistent volume?* below the parameters section. | Optional with default<br/>Default: New<br/>Supported options are: new persistent volume, an existing one, or none, depending on your use case. |
+| Use Persistent Volume | Specifies whether you want to use a new or existing persistent volume to store data. See *Learn more: Using a persistent volume* below the parameters section. | Optional with default<br/>Default: New<br/>Supported options are a new persistent volume or an existing one, depending on your use case. |
 | Persistent Volume Size | The size of the persistent volume that you can attach to the instance, in GB. | Optional<br/>Default: 100<br/>Supports values between 8  and 1000. |
 | Existing Persistent Volume | The ID of the existing persistent volume that you can attach to the instance.| Required if Use Persistent Volume is set to Existing<br/>Default: NA<br/>The persistent volume must be in the same availability zone as the AI Unlimited instance. |
 | JupyterHttpPort | The port to access the JupyterLab service UI. | Required with default<br/>Default: 8888 |
@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ Review the parameters. Provide values for the required ones. Your organization m
 
 <details>
 
-<summary>Learn more: Why use a persistent volume?</summary>
+<summary>Learn more: Using a persistent volume</summary>
 
 The JupyterLab instance runs in a container and saves its configuration data in a database in the root volume of the instance. This data persists if you shut down, restart, or snapshot and relaunch the instance.