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 Relativistic Documentation
 ==========================
 
-**Relativistic** is the fastest way to get a SOC2 compliant open source data stack up and running, saving tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars in vendor costs.
+**Relativistic** is the fastest way to get a SOC2 compliant data stack based on open source tools up and running, saving hundreds of thousands of dollars in vendor costs.
 
+Relativistic is a configuration tool for deploying open source data tools on a Kubernetes cluster via Terraform. It allows you to deploy over a dozen of the most popular data tools on Kubernetes in under 5 minutes. From dashboarding to ETLs to DAG schedulers to metrics and more, Relativistic has you covered.
 
-Relativistic is a configuration tool for deploying open source data tools on your Kubernetes cluster via Terraform. It allows you to deploy over a dozen of the most popular data tools on Kubernetes in under 5 minutes. From dashboarding to ETLs to DAG schedulers to metrics and more, Relativistic has you covered.
-
-Open source data tools often are better than their closed source counterparts. The issue is deploying them in a way that is secure, scalable, maintainable, and compliant. Relativistic comes from the learnings of a data consultancy deploying the same tools to dozens of clients, and how to get running in a day.
+Many open source data tools are better than their closed source counterparts. The issue is deploying them in a way that is secure, scalable, maintainable, and compliant. Relativistic comes from the learnings of a data consultancy deploying the same tools to dozens of clients, and how to get running in a day.
 
 
 Example - Set up Superset
 ----
 
-**Step 1.**  On a machine with `Docker Desktop Kubernetes <https://docs.docker.com/desktop/kubernetes>`_ and terraform installed:
+**Code**  On a machine with `Docker Desktop Kubernetes <https://docs.docker.com/desktop/kubernetes>`_ and terraform installed:
+
+.. code-block:: hcl
+  provider "kubernetes" {
+    config_path = "~/.kube/config"
+  }
 
-.. code-block:: console
+  provider "helm" {
+    kubernetes {
+      config_path = "~/.kube/config"
+    }
+  }
 
-   $ git clone https://github.com/kadreio/relativistic
-   $ cd relativistic/examples/local_superset
-   $ terraform init && terraform apply --auto-approve
-   $ open http://localhost:30086
+  module "relativistic" {
+      source = "kadreio/relativistic/kubernetes"
+      superset_enabled = true
+      superset_default_password = "starting_password_to_change"
+      superset_default_user = "[email protected]"
+      superset_secret_key = random_string.cookie_key.result
+  }
 
-**Step 2.**  You have a data stack on your local Kubernetes cluster!
+  resource "random_string" "cookie_key" {
+      length  = 32
+      special = false
+  }
 
-**Step 3.**  Now set up a kubernetes cluster in AWS, Azure, GCP, or Digital Ocean, and deploy Relativistic to it instead. 
+**Step 2.**  Run `terraform init && terraform apply --auto-approve`
 
+**Step 3.**  Open `http://localhost:30086` in your browser - or if using minikube, `minikube tunnel`, and use that IP.
 
 Supported Tools
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doc_site/docs/source/installation.rst

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 Terraform
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-Terraform is an "IAC" tool. It allows you to define the infrastructure you need in code, and then apply those definitions to create it. Relatistic's entrypoint is a terraform module, which bootstraps kuberenetes resources to your cluster. It is recommended that your familiar with terraform before deploying relativistic to production, to understand how to manage infrastructure over time.
+Terraform is an "Infrastructure as Code" tool. It allows you to define the infrastructure you need in code, and then apply those definitions to create it. Relativistic's entrypoint is a terraform module, which bootstraps kubernetes resources to your cluster. It is recommended that your familiar with terraform before deploying relativistic to production, to understand how to manage infrastructure over time.
 
 Both OpenTOFU and Terraform work:
 
@@ -85,8 +85,7 @@ Create this `main.tf` file in a new project directory, changing the password and
    }
 
    module "relativistic" {
-      source = "github.com/kadreio/relativistic.git?ref=v0.0.4-rc1"
-
+      source = "kadreio/relativistic/kubernetes"
       superset_enabled = true
       superset_default_password = "starting_password_to_change"
       superset_default_user = "[email protected]"