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@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ Following parameters are available to customize the elastic cluster:
 
 The default image used adds TLS to the Elastic cluster. If not existing, secrets are automatically generated by the operator dynamically. 
 
-If supplying your own certs, first generate them and add to a secret. Secret should contain `truststore.jks` and `node-keystore.jks`. The name of the secret should follow the pattern: `es-certs-[ClusterName]`. So for example if your cluster is named `example-es-cluster` then the secret should be `es-certs-example-es-cluster. 
+If supplying your own certs, first generate them and add to a secret. Secret should contain `truststore.jks` and `node-keystore.jks`. The name of the secret should follow the pattern: `es-certs-[ClusterName]`. So for example if your cluster is named `example-es-cluster` then the secret should be `es-certs-example-es-cluster`. 
 
 ## Base image
 
@@ -107,6 +107,8 @@ _NOTE: In the example we're putting the operator into the namespace `operator`.
 
 # Create Example ElasticSearch Cluster
 
+Run the following command to create a [sample cluster](example/example-es-cluster.yaml) on AWS and you most likely will have to update the [zones](example/example-es-cluster.yaml#L16) to match your AWS Account, other examples are available as well if not running on AWS: 
+
 ```bash
 $ kubectl create -n operator -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/upmc-enterprises/elasticsearch-operator/master/example/example-es-cluster.yaml
 ```
@@ -246,7 +248,7 @@ spec:
 
 # Access Cluster
 
-Once deployed and all pods are running, the cluster can be accessed internally via https://elasticsearch:9200/ or https://${ELASTICSEARCH_SERVICE_HOST}:9200/
+Once deployed and all pods are running, the cluster can be accessed internally via `https://elasticsearch:9200/` or `https://${ELASTICSEARCH_SERVICE_HOST}:9200/`
 
 ![alt text](docs/images/running-cluster.png "Running Cluster")