update readme instructions

docker-compose/aio/README.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# Install full stack nocodb with Docker (compose)
+# Install all-in-one nocodb with Docker (compose)
 
 This page provides instructions to install nocodb all-in-one (aio) using Docker-Compse. The installation will run multiple contianers in single node which includes
 - nocodb
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ TIP: you could simply run [./pre-req-check.sh](./pre-req-check.sh) which perform
 
 ## Install 
 Run [install.sh](./install.sh), This script performs pre-requisite check, prompts you through required application properties and finally performs `docker-compose up -d`. 
-Note: For most cases where any external integration is not required. The defaults properties are just fine. 
+Note: For most cases where no external integration required. The defaults properties are just fine. 
 ```
 ./install.sh 
 ```
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ Note: For most cases where any external integration is not required. The default
  | Press Y to continue or N to skip (Y/N)? 
 Preparing environment file before install..
  | Press Y to continue with defaults or N to customise app properties (Y/N)
-backing up previous docker-compose/aio/conf/nc_properties.env file to nocodb/docker-compose/aio/conf/nc_properties.env-1707455571.bak
+Backing up previous docker-compose/aio/conf/nc_properties.env file to nocodb/docker-compose/aio/conf/nc_properties.env-1707455571.bak
 Environment variables written to docker-compose/aio/conf/nc_properties.env file.
 Installing docker containers
 ```
@@ -59,8 +59,11 @@ During installation the default properties are configured at [nc_properties.env]
 ```
 
 
-## Read below, if you wish to understand what does install.sh do
+## what does install.sh do
-install script performs the following steps
+[Install script](./install.sh) performs the following steps
 1. pre-req-check.sh and warns if there is anything missing which could potentially cause issues at later stage. However it will let you proceed if you wish to.
 2. create application properties file under conf dir which will then be used for future upgrades etc.
 3. runs docker-compose up -d
+
+## Advanced Operations
+Refer [advanced secion](./advanced.md) for advanced operations like setting up ssl, updating configurations, restarts etc

docker-compose/aio/advanced.md

@@ -21,10 +21,10 @@ Below are different approaches to get and configure certificates. Make your choi
 ### letsencrypt for generating certificates 
 Certificates/key can be obtained by trusted CA (Certificate Authorities), there are many paid vendors found online or you can also use [letsencrypt](https://letsencrypt.org/) a non profit certificate provider for free however we recommend [https://www.abetterinternet.org/donate/](donate) for their service. 
 
-### Bring your own certificates 
+### [TBD] Bring your own certificates 
 If you already have the certificates, either self signed or generated by any other means, you will need to configure them with nginx. Below are the steps
-TBD
+
-### self signed certificates 
+### [TBD] Self signed certificates 
 One of the pre-requisite is that your server should be associated with the domain name. In the absence of that you could use self signed certificates which does ecrypt but browsers show warning.
 
 ## Database password rotation 

docker-compose/aio/prepare_env.sh

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ bkp_file=${ENV_FILE}-$(date +%s).bak
 # Source existing nc_envs.env file to get current values
 if [ -f ${ENV_FILE} ]; then
     source ${ENV_FILE}
-    echo "backing up previous ${ENV_FILE} file to ${bkp_file}"
+    echo "Backing up previous ${ENV_FILE} file to ${bkp_file}"
     cp ${ENV_FILE} ${bkp_file}
 fi