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docusaurus/docs/downloads.mdx

@@ -186,7 +186,7 @@ docker pull openziti/ziti-cli \
 
 <TabItem value="Kubernetes">
 
-[Learn about tunneling workloads in Kubernetes](/guides/kubernetes/workload-tunneling/index.md)
+[Learn about tunneling workloads in Kubernetes](/guides/deployments/30-kubernetes/workload-tunneling/index.md)
 
 [Learn about self-hosting Ziti in Kubernetes](/docs/category/k8s-deployments)
 

…/deployments/10-controller/10-deploy.mdx …nts/10-linux/10-controller/10-deploy.mdxdocusaurus/docs/guides/deployments/10-controller/10-deploy.mdx renamed to docusaurus/docs/guides/deployments/10-linux/10-controller/10-deploy.mdx docusaurus/docs/guides/deployments/10-controller/10-deploy.mdx renamed to docusaurus/docs/guides/deployments/10-linux/10-controller/10-deploy.mdx

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ sidebar_label: Controller
 id: deploy
 ---
 
-import CliLogFormats from '../../../_cli-log-levels-and-formats.md'
+import CliLogFormats from '/docs/_cli-log-levels-and-formats.md'
 
 This article is about deploying a Ziti Controller as a Linux system service. [The controller introduction](/learn/introduction/03-components.md#openziti-controller) introduces the architectural concepts used in this guide.
 

…deployments/10-controller/15-migrate.mdx …ts/10-linux/10-controller/15-migrate.mdxdocusaurus/docs/guides/deployments/10-controller/15-migrate.mdx renamed to docusaurus/docs/guides/deployments/10-linux/10-controller/15-migrate.mdx docusaurus/docs/guides/deployments/10-controller/15-migrate.mdx renamed to docusaurus/docs/guides/deployments/10-linux/10-controller/15-migrate.mdx

@@ -363,7 +363,7 @@ or
 ssh -i <private_key> <username>@<dns-name>
 ```
 
-Use a fully-qualified domain name (FQDN) to [deploy the controller](/guides/deployments/10-controller/10-deploy.mdx).
+Use a fully-qualified domain name (FQDN) to [deploy the controller](/guides/deployments/10-linux/10-controller/10-deploy.mdx).
 
 </TabItem>
 <TabItem value="AWS">

…s/deployments/10-controller/20-cloud.mdx …ents/10-linux/10-controller/20-cloud.mdxdocusaurus/docs/guides/deployments/10-controller/20-cloud.mdx renamed to docusaurus/docs/guides/deployments/10-linux/10-controller/20-cloud.mdx docusaurus/docs/guides/deployments/10-controller/20-cloud.mdx renamed to docusaurus/docs/guides/deployments/10-linux/10-controller/20-cloud.mdx

@@ -2,8 +2,8 @@
 title: Router Deployment
 ---
 
-import CliLogin from '../../../_cli-login.md'
-import CliLogFormats from '../../../_cli-log-levels-and-formats.md'
+import CliLogin from '/docs/_cli-login.md'
+import CliLogFormats from '/docs/_cli-log-levels-and-formats.md'
 
 This article is about deploying a Ziti router as a Linux system service or Docker container. [This page](/learn/introduction/03-components.md#openziti-router) provides an overview of these concepts.
 
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ ziti edge create edge-router "AcmeRouter1" \
     --jwt-output-file path/to/token.jwt
 ```
 
-[Learn more about managing routers with the CLI](/guides/deployments/20-router/40-cli-mgmt.md).
+[Learn more about managing routers with the CLI](/guides/deployments/10-linux/20-router/40-cli-mgmt.md).
 
 The systemd service looks for the token in `/opt/openziti/etc/router/.token` if env var `ZITI_ENROLL_TOKEN` is empty. The file must be readable by root (not others).
 

…deployments/10-controller/_category_.yml …ts/10-linux/10-controller/_category_.ymldocusaurus/docs/guides/deployments/10-controller/_category_.yml renamed to docusaurus/docs/guides/deployments/10-linux/10-controller/_category_.yml docusaurus/docs/guides/deployments/10-controller/_category_.yml renamed to docusaurus/docs/guides/deployments/10-linux/10-controller/_category_.yml

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ hide_table_of_contents: false
 import Tabs from '@theme/Tabs';
 import TabItem from '@theme/TabItem';
 
-This article expands on the [Linux and Docker router deployment](/guides/deployments/20-router/10-deploy.mdx) article with configuration concepts and examples. [Kubernetes is covered separately](/guides/kubernetes/hosting/kubernetes-router.mdx).
+This article expands on the [Linux and Docker router deployment](/guides/deployments/10-linux/20-router/10-deploy.mdx) article with configuration concepts and examples. [Kubernetes is covered separately](/guides/deployments/30-kubernetes/hosting/kubernetes-router.mdx).
 
 ## Config Management
 

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@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ sidebar_label: CLI Mgmt
 
 import Tabs from '@theme/Tabs';
 import TabItem from '@theme/TabItem';
-import CliLogin from '../../../_cli-login.md'
+import CliLogin from '/docs/_cli-login.md'
 
 ## Login
 

…eployments/20-router/30-configuration.md …s/10-linux/20-router/30-configuration.mddocusaurus/docs/guides/deployments/20-router/30-configuration.md renamed to docusaurus/docs/guides/deployments/10-linux/20-router/30-configuration.md docusaurus/docs/guides/deployments/20-router/30-configuration.md renamed to docusaurus/docs/guides/deployments/10-linux/20-router/30-configuration.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ import TabItem from '@theme/TabItem';
 
 ## 2.0 Configure a Router
 
-In this section, we are describing how to setup the Edge Router (pub-er) for our [test network](/guides/deployments/40-services/10-examples.mdx#311-network-diagram-1).
+In this section, we are describing how to setup the Edge Router (pub-er) for our [test network](/guides/services/10-examples.mdx#311-network-diagram-1).
 
 ## 2.1 Create the Edge Router VM 
 Please follow **Create a VM section** of the controller cloud guide to setup a VM to be used as router.
@@ -406,7 +406,7 @@ Now the Global DNS servers should be the IP address on your local interface.
 >
 <TabItem value="Azure">
 
-- For any router setup as a local gateway (i.e. local-er in [test network 2](/guides/deployments/40-services/10-examples.mdx#312-network-diagram-2)), you will need to setup routes in Azure.
+- For any router setup as a local gateway (i.e. local-er in [test network 2](/guides/services/10-examples.mdx#312-network-diagram-2)), you will need to setup routes in Azure.
 - First you need to create a **Route Table** from Marketplace.
 ![Diagram](/img/public_cloud/RouteTable-Azure1.jpg)
 
@@ -427,7 +427,7 @@ The following routes are required:
 </TabItem>
 <TabItem value="AWS">
 
-- For any router setup as local gateway (i.e. local-er in [test network 2](/guides/deployments/40-services/10-examples.mdx#312-network-diagram-2)), you will need to setup routes for your VPC.
+- For any router setup as local gateway (i.e. local-er in [test network 2](/guides/services/10-examples.mdx#312-network-diagram-2)), you will need to setup routes for your VPC.
 - To get to the route table, click on **Subnet** from your Instances screen
 - From the Subnet screen, click on **Router table**
 - Then you can use **Edit routes** to add routes to the table.
@@ -443,7 +443,7 @@ The following routes are required:
 </TabItem>
 <TabItem value="GCP">
 
-For any router setup as local gateway (i.e. local-er in [test network 2](/guides/deployments/40-services/10-examples.mdx#312-network-diagram-2)), you will need to setup routes in GCP.
+For any router setup as local gateway (i.e. local-er in [test network 2](/guides/services/10-examples.mdx#312-network-diagram-2)), you will need to setup routes in GCP.
 
 - Go to your VM screen, click on the **Network interfaces** name (i.e. nic0)
 - Click on **Routes** menu on the left side to bring up the Routes screen
@@ -462,11 +462,11 @@ The following routes are required:
 </TabItem>
 <TabItem value="DigitalOcean">
 
-DigitalOcean does not have route table.  The routes are setup directly on the VM. The example is in the [test section](/guides/deployments/40-services/10-examples.mdx#367-verify-the-connection)
+DigitalOcean does not have route table.  The routes are setup directly on the VM. The example is in the [test section](/guides/services/10-examples.mdx#367-verify-the-connection)
 </TabItem>
 <TabItem value="OCI">
 
-- For any router setup as local gateway (i.e. local-er in [test network 2](/guides/deployments/40-services/10-examples.mdx#312-network-diagram-2)), you will need to setup routes in Oracle Cloud.
+- For any router setup as local gateway (i.e. local-er in [test network 2](/guides/services/10-examples.mdx#312-network-diagram-2)), you will need to setup routes in Oracle Cloud.
 - To setup your route, choose the default route table from your VCN.
 ![Diagram](/img/public_cloud/RouteTable-OCI1.jpg)
 
@@ -485,7 +485,7 @@ The following routes are required:
 </TabItem>
 <TabItem value="IBM">
 
-IBM Cloud does not have route table.  The routes are setup directly on the VM. The example is in the [test section](/guides/deployments/40-services/10-examples.mdx#367-verify-the-connection)
+IBM Cloud does not have route table.  The routes are setup directly on the VM. The example is in the [test section](/guides/services/10-examples.mdx#367-verify-the-connection)
 </TabItem>
 </Tabs>