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docs/products/compute/compute-instances/guides/clone-instance/index.md

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ Before continuing, you should power off the instance you want to clone. This hel
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     - The plan's storage must be greater than the combined disk size of the original instance. If you wish to select a plan with less storage, you may need to [resize your disks](/docs/products/compute/compute-instances/guides/disks-and-storage/) before cloning.
 
-    - If the target Compute Instance is in a [placement group](/docs/products/compute-instances/guides/placement-groups), the clone isn't automatically included in the same placement group. You need to specify a placement group to include it in. The target placement group needs to have capacity to include a cloned Compute Instance and it needs to be in the same data center as the clone.
+    - If the target Compute Instance is in a [placement group](/docs/products/compute/compute-instances/guides/placement-groups/), the clone isn't automatically included in the same placement group. You need to specify a placement group to include it in. The target placement group needs to have capacity to include a cloned Compute Instance and it needs to be in the same data center as the clone.
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 1. Click the **Create Linode** button to start the cloning process. Cloning a Compute Instance can be much longer than creating a new instance based on a distribution image or custom image. The length of time depends on the size of the disks, among other factors. To keep track of the cloning progress, a status bar is displayed above the original Compute Instance with the percentage of completion.

docs/products/compute/compute-instances/guides/create/index.md

@@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ In most cases, it's recommended to use a VPC over a VLAN. VPCs operate on a high
 
 ![Creating a receiving Linode](create-instance-pg.png)
 
-Add this Compute Instance to a Placement Group to manage its physical location in a data center ("region"). Placement Groups can be set up to group your compute instances close together to help with performance, or further apart to support high availability. Placement Groups are available at no additional cost, but they're not available in all regions. See [Work with Placement Groups](/docs/products/compute-instances/guides/placement-groups) to learn more.
+Add this Compute Instance to a Placement Group to manage its physical location in a data center ("region"). Placement Groups can be set up to group your compute instances close together to help with performance, or further apart to support high availability. Placement Groups are available at no additional cost, but they're not available in all regions. See [Work with Placement Groups](/docs/products/compute/compute-instances/guides/placement-groups/) to learn more.
 
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 If you don't have an existing Placement Group, you can click **Create Placement Group** to create a new one. This takes you to a separate interface, outside creating your compute instance. For ease of use, create your compute instances in a supported region, then later create a Placement Group and assign your compute instances to it.

docs/products/compute/compute-instances/guides/resize/index.md

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 - **What's preserved**. All of your existing data and configuration settings are preserved during the resize, and your IP addresses remain the same.
 
-- **Placement groups aren't supported**. Resizing a compute instance removes it from a [placement group](/docs/products/compute-instances/guides/placement-groups/). The migration required for resizing moves the compute instance to a different physical host in a data center. This can break the Affinity Type setting that's required for a placement group. If your compute instance is in a placement group and you need to resize it, talk to your Akamai account team about other options.
+- **Placement groups aren't supported**. Resizing a compute instance removes it from a [placement group](/docs/products/compute/compute-instances/guides/placement-groups/). The migration required for resizing moves the compute instance to a different physical host in a data center. This can break the Affinity Type setting that's required for a placement group. If your compute instance is in a placement group and you need to resize it, talk to your Akamai account team about other options.
 
 - **The transfer rate during a resize**. Your compute instance's disks are transferred to the new hardware at approximately 150 MB/sec. However, actual transfer speeds may vary.