Fix references to sdks folder

content/concepts/buckets-vbuckets.dita

@@ -22,8 +22,8 @@
    vBuckets per replica and then distributes them evenly across the nodes running the Data Service
    within a cluster. vBuckets do not have a fixed physical location on nodes; therefore there is a
    mapping of vBuckets to nodes known as the cluster map. Through the <xref
-    href="../sdks/intro.dita">Couchbase client libraries,</xref> the application automatically and
-   transparently distributes the data and workload across these vBuckets.</p>
+    href="../sdk/development-intro.dita#dev-install-server">Couchbase SDKs</xref> the application automatically
+   and transparently distributes the data and workload across these vBuckets.</p>
   <p>For more information on vBuckets, see the technical white paper available <xref
     href="http://www.couchbase.com/sites/default/files/uploads/all/whitepapers/Technical-Whitepaper-Couchbase-Server-vBuckets.pdf"
     format="pdf" scope="external">here</xref>. </p>

content/developer-guide/ssl-connections.dita

@@ -39,8 +39,8 @@
                         will need to pass the path to this file (the path itself does not matter, so
                         long as it exists and is accessible by the SDK) to the connection string
                         using the <codeph>certpath</codeph>
-                        <xref href="../sdks/c-2.4/options.dita#topic_k5w_kzt_4r">connection
-                            string</xref> option. For other SDKs this may involve <i>installing</i>
+                        <!--<xref href="../sdks/c-2.4/options.dita#topic_k5w_kzt_4r">-->connection
+                            string<!--</xref>--> option. For other SDKs this may involve <i>installing</i>
                         the certificate to a special kind of <i>certificate repository</i> or
                             <i>store</i>.</p><p>The examples below demonstrate how to configure and
                         connect your SDK to a Couchbase Cluster with SSL encryption in Python:</p><codeblock outputclass="language-python">#!/usr/bin/env python

content/developer-guide/views-querying.dita

@@ -590,7 +590,7 @@ keys=[["tomato",20],["avocado",20]]
                href="../indexes/querying-using-spatial-views.dita#concept_hlq_bhb_ys"/>. </p>
      <p>You may also want to take a look the Couchbase SDK documentation for information on how to
             use spatial views with SDK. For example, see <xref
-               href="../sdks/java-2.2/querying-views.dita"/> in the Java SDK documentation.</p> </section>
+               href="../sdk/java/view-queries-with-sdk.dita#java-views"/>.</p> </section>