Fixed broken links

Author: noctarius

docs/deployments/aws-ec2/install-simplyblock.md

@@ -20,3 +20,7 @@ weight: 30100
 
 <!-- include: install storage plane (bare metal) documentation -->
 --8<-- "install-storage-plane-bare-metal.md"
+
+Now that the cluster is ready, it is time to install the [Kubernetes CSI Driver](install-simplyblock-csi.md) or learn
+how to use the simplyblock storage cluster to
+[manually provision logical volumes](../../usage/baremetal/provisioning.md).

docs/deployments/baremetal/install-simplyblock.md

@@ -17,3 +17,7 @@ weight: 30100
 
 <!-- include: install storage plane (bare metal) documentation -->
 --8<-- "install-storage-plane-bare-metal.md"
+
+Now that the cluster is ready, it is time to install the [Kubernetes CSI Driver](install-simplyblock-csi.md) or learn
+how to use the simplyblock storage cluster to
+[manually provision logical volumes](../../usage/baremetal/provisioning.md).

docs/deployments/kubernetes/install-simplyblock/disaggregated.md

@@ -8,11 +8,45 @@ A disaggregated setup on Kubernetes is very similar to a bare metal installation
 !!! danger
     Simplyblock requires a fully redundant network interconnect, implemented via a solution such as LACP or Static
     LAG. Failing to provide that may cause data corruption or data loss in case of network issues. For more information
-    see the [Network Considerations](../../deployments/deployment-planning/network-considerations.md)
+    see the [Network Considerations](../../../deployments/deployment-planning/network-considerations.md)
     section.
 
-<!-- include: install intro -->
---8<-- "bare-metal-intro.md"
+Installing simplyblock for production, requires a few components to be installed, as well as a couple of configurations
+to secure the network, ensure the performance and data protection in the case of hardware or software failures.
+
+Simplyblock provides a test script to automatically check your system's configuration. While it may not catch all
+edge cases, it can help to streamline the configuration check. This script can be run multiple times during the
+preparation phase to find missing configuration during the process.
+
+```bash title="Automatically check your configuration"
+curl -L https://sblk.xyz/prerequisites | bash
+```
+
+## Before We Start
+
+A simplyblock production cluster consists of three different types of nodes:
+
+1. _Management nodes_ are part of the control plane which managed the cluster(s). A production cluster requires at least **three nodes**.
+2. _Storage nodes_ are part of a specific storage cluster and provide capacity to the distributed storage pool. A production cluster requires at least **three nodes**.
+3. _Secondary nodes_ are part of a specific storage cluster and enable automatic fail over for NVMe-oF connections. A production cluster requires at least **one node**.
+
+A single control plane can manage one or more clusters. If started afresh, a control plane must be set up before
+creating a storage cluster. If there is a preexisting control plane, an additional storage cluster can be added
+to it directly.
+
+More information on the control plane, storage plane, as well as the different node types is available under
+[Simplyblock Cluster](../../../architecture/concepts/simplyblock-cluster.md) in the architecture section.
+
+## Network Preparation
+
+Simplyblock recommends two individual network interfaces, one for the control plane and one for the storage plane.
+Hence, in the following installation description, we assume two separated subnets. To install simplyblock in your
+environment, you may have to adopt these commands to match your configuration.
+
+| Network interface | Network definition | Abbreviation | Subnet          |
+|-------------------|--------------------|--------------|-----------------|
+| eth0              | Control Plane      | control      | 192.168.10.0/24 |
+| eth1              | Storage Plane      | storage      | 10.10.10.0/24   |
 
 <!-- include: install control plane documentation -->
 --8<-- "install-control-plane.md"

snippets/install-storage-plane-bare-metal.md

@@ -327,7 +327,3 @@ The command output should look like this and respond with a successful activatio
 2025-02-28 13:35:55,791: INFO: {"cluster_id": "7bef076c-82b7-46a5-9f30-8c938b30e655", "event": "STATUS_CHANGE", "object_name": "Cluster", "message": "Cluster status changed from in_activation to active", "caused_by": "cli"}
 2025-02-28 13:35:55,794: INFO: Cluster activated successfully
 ```
-
-Now that the cluster is ready, it is time to install the [Kubernetes CSI Driver](install-simplyblock-csi.md) or learn
-how to use the simplyblock storage cluster to
-[manually provision logical volumes](../../usage/baremetal/provisioning.md).