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 These are the general steps for setting up a Teamspace. Apart from setting up a new Kubernetes cluster, the following steps should take less than 10 minutes to complete. These steps should be carried out by someone comfortable around Kubernetes:
 
 1. Identify an existing Kubernetes cluster or create a new Kubernetes cluster
-1. Create a [Codezero account](https://docs.codezero.io/guides/teamspace-setup#create-a-codezero-hub-account) and Organization on the [Codezero Hub](https://hub.codezero.io/)
-1. [Register a Teamspace](https://docs.codezero.io/guides/teamspace-setup#register-a-teamspace-on-hub) name that is unique to the Organization
-1. Install the Codezero System [on the Kubernetes cluster](https://docs.codezero.io/guides/teamspace-setup#install-codezero-in-your-cluster) in order to Certify it as a Teamspace
+1. Create a [Codezero account](./teamspace-setup.md#create-a-codezero-hub-account) and Organization on the [Codezero Hub](https://hub.codezero.io/)
+1. Install the Codezero Space Agent [on the Kubernetes cluster](./teamspace-setup.md#install-the-space-agent-in-your-cluster) in order to Certify it as a Teamspace
 1. Invite team members to the Organization
 
-Once a Teamspace is set up and certified, individual developers can then [install the Codezero local tools](https://docs.codezero.io/guides/installing) to work with the Teamspace. Developers will not require credentials for the Kubernetes cluster as they authenticate to the Teamspace via the Hub.
+Once a Teamspace is set up and certified, individual developers can then [install the Codezero local tools](./installation.md) to work with the Teamspace. Developers will not require credentials for the Kubernetes cluster as they authenticate to the Teamspace via the Hub.
 
 NOTE: We currently support Github and Google authentication.
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 ### Developing Edge Services Tutorial
 
-If you haven't already, go through the [Developing Edge Services](https://docs.codezero.io/#/tutorials/edge) tutorial, which will show you how to run a teleport command using the Codezero CLI to debug a locally running service. Close the teleport at the end because we are going to run it again in this tutorial, but this time using the Desktop app.
+If you haven't already, go through the [Developing Edge Services](./edge.mdx) tutorial, which will show you how to run a teleport command using the Codezero CLI to debug a locally running service. Close the teleport at the end because we are going to run it again in this tutorial, but this time using the Desktop app.
 
 ## Tutorial