chore: validating links in docs and samples

docs/src/modules/developing/pages/development-process-proto.adoc

@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ It is good practice to write unit tests as you implement your services. The kick
 == Package service
 
 Use Docker to package your service and any of its dependencies.
-See https://docs.kalix.io/projects/container-registries.html[Configuring registries] for more information.
+See https://docs.kalix.io/operations/container-registries.html[Configuring registries] for more information.
 
 
 [#_run_locally]
@@ -85,5 +85,5 @@ You can test and debug your services by xref:java-protobuf:running-locally.adoc[
 
 After testing locally, deploy your service to Kalix using the CLI or the Console. The following pages provide information about deployment:
 
-* https://docs.kalix.io/projects/index.html[Working with Kalix projects]
-* https://docs.kalix.io/services/deploy-service.html#_deploy[Deploying a packaged service]
+* https://docs.kalix.io/operations/index.html[Working with Kalix projects]
+* https://docs.kalix.io/operations/deploy-service.html#_deploy[Deploying a packaged service]

docs/src/modules/java-protobuf/pages/project-template.adoc

@@ -27,9 +27,9 @@ Before running the code generation tools, make sure you have the following:
 To deploy the Kalix service, you need:
 
 * A https://console.kalix.io[Kalix account]
-* A https://docs.kalix.io/projects/create-project.html[Kalix project]
+* A https://docs.kalix.io/operations/create-project.html[Kalix project]
 * The https://docs.kalix.io/kalix/install-kalix.html[Kalix CLI (kalix)]
-* A configured registry in which to publish the service container image. Refer to https://docs.kalix.io/projects/container-registries.html[Configuring registries] for more information on how to make your Docker registry available to Kalix.
+* A configured registry in which to publish the service container image. Refer to https://docs.kalix.io/operations/container-registries.html[Configuring registries] for more information on how to make your Docker registry available to Kalix.
 
 :sectnums:
 

docs/src/modules/java-protobuf/pages/quickstart/cr-value-entity-java.adoc

@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ include::example$java-protobuf-customer-registry-quickstart/src/main/java/custom
 
 To build and publish the container image and then deploy the service, follow these steps:
 
-. If you haven't done so yet, sign in to your Kalix account. If this is your first time using Kalix, this will let you register an account, https://docs.kalix.io/projects/create-project.html[create your first project], and set this project as the default.
+. If you haven't done so yet, sign in to your Kalix account. If this is your first time using Kalix, this will let you register an account, https://docs.kalix.io/operations/create-project.html[create your first project], and set this project as the default.
 +
 [source,command line]
 ----
@@ -212,7 +212,7 @@ mvn deploy kalix:deploy
 ----
 include::partial$important-mvn-kalixdeploy.adoc[]
 
-. You can https://docs.kalix.io/services/deploy-service.html#_verify_service_status[verify the status of the deployed service] using:
+. You can https://docs.kalix.io/operations/deploy-service.html#_verify_service_status[verify the status of the deployed service] using:
 +
 [source,command line]
 ----
@@ -221,14 +221,14 @@ kalix service list
 
 == Invoke your service
 
-Once the service has started successfully, you can https://docs.kalix.io/services/invoke-service.html#_testing_and_development[start a proxy locally] to access the service:
+Once the service has started successfully, you can https://docs.kalix.io/operations/invoke-service.html#_testing_and_development[start a proxy locally] to access the service:
 
 [source,command line]
 ----
 kalix service proxy <service name> --grpcui
 ----
 
-The `--grpcui` option also starts and opens a https://docs.kalix.io/services/invoke-service.html#_using_the_built_in_graphical_client[gRPC web UI] for exploring and invoking the service (available at http://127.0.0.1:8080/ui/).
+The `--grpcui` option also starts and opens a https://docs.kalix.io/operations/invoke-service.html#_using_the_built_in_graphical_client[gRPC web UI] for exploring and invoking the service (available at http://127.0.0.1:8080/ui/).
 
 Or you can use command line gRPC or HTTP clients, such as `grpcurl` or `curl`, to invoke the service through the proxy at `localhost:8080`, using plaintext connections.
 
@@ -260,7 +260,7 @@ grpcurl \
   customer.api.CustomerService/GetCustomer
 ----
 
-You can https://docs.kalix.io/services/invoke-service.html#_exposing_services_to_the_internet[expose the service to the internet]. A generated hostname will be returned from the expose command:
+You can https://docs.kalix.io/operations/invoke-service.html#_exposing_services_to_the_internet[expose the service to the internet]. A generated hostname will be returned from the expose command:
 
 [source,command line]
 ----

docs/src/modules/java-protobuf/pages/quickstart/cr-value-entity-kafka-java.adoc

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Create a customer registry that includes publishing to Kafka. Package it into a
 ** Java {java-pb-version} or higher
 ** https://maven.apache.org/download.cgi[Maven {minimum_maven_version} or higher, window="new"]
 ** https://github.com/fullstorydev/grpcurl#installation[`grpcurl`, window="new"]
-** Configure your project message broker to use Kafka and create the topic `customer_changes` by following the https://docs.kalix.io/projects/message-brokers.html[Configure message brokers] how-to. When setting the broker the configuration file you pass should be like `kafka/my-dev.kafka.properties` that you can find in this project.
+** Configure your project message broker to use Kafka and create the topic `customer_changes` by following the https://docs.kalix.io/operations/message-brokers.html[Configure message brokers] how-to. When setting the broker the configuration file you pass should be like `kafka/my-dev.kafka.properties` that you can find in this project.
 
 [NOTE]
 ====
@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ include::example$java-protobuf-customer-registry-kafka-quickstart/src/main/java/
 
 To build and publish the container image and then deploy the service, follow these steps:
 
-. If you haven't done so yet, sign in to your Kalix account. If this is your first time using Kalix, this will let you register an account, https://docs.kalix.io/projects/create-project.html[create your first project], and set this project as the default.
+. If you haven't done so yet, sign in to your Kalix account. If this is your first time using Kalix, this will let you register an account, https://docs.kalix.io/operations/create-project.html[create your first project], and set this project as the default.
 +
 ----
 kalix auth login
@@ -134,21 +134,21 @@ mvn deploy kalix:deploy
 ----
 include::partial$important-mvn-kalixdeploy.adoc[]
 
-. You can https://docs.kalix.io/services/deploy-service.html#_verify_service_status[verify the status of the deployed service] using:
+. You can https://docs.kalix.io/operations/deploy-service.html#_verify_service_status[verify the status of the deployed service] using:
 +
 ----
 kalix service list
 ----
 
 == Invoke your service
 
-Once the service has started successfully, you can https://docs.kalix.io/services/invoke-service.html#_testing_and_development[start a proxy locally] to access the service:
+Once the service has started successfully, you can https://docs.kalix.io/operations/invoke-service.html#_testing_and_development[start a proxy locally] to access the service:
 
 ----
 kalix service proxy <service name> --grpcui
 ----
 
-The `--grpcui` option also starts and opens a https://docs.kalix.io/services/invoke-service.html#_using_the_built_in_graphical_client[gRPC web UI] for exploring and invoking the service (available at http://127.0.0.1:8080/ui/).
+The `--grpcui` option also starts and opens a https://docs.kalix.io/operations/invoke-service.html#_using_the_built_in_graphical_client[gRPC web UI] for exploring and invoking the service (available at http://127.0.0.1:8080/ui/).
 
 Or you can use command line gRPC or HTTP clients, such as `grpcurl` or `curl`, to invoke the service through the proxy at `localhost:8080`, using plaintext connections.
 

docs/src/modules/java-protobuf/pages/quickstart/cr-value-entity-scala.adoc

@@ -214,21 +214,21 @@ To build and publish the container image and then deploy the service, follow the
 sbt Docker/publish -Ddocker.username=[your-docker-hub-username]
 ----
 
-. If you haven't done so yet, sign in to your Kalix account. If this is your first time using Kalix, this will let you register an account, https://docs.kalix.io/projects/create-project.html[create your first project], and set this project as the default.
+. If you haven't done so yet, sign in to your Kalix account. If this is your first time using Kalix, this will let you register an account, https://docs.kalix.io/operations/create-project.html[create your first project], and set this project as the default.
 +
 [source,command line]
 ----
 kalix auth login
 ----
 
-. https://docs.kalix.io/services/deploy-service.html#_deploy[Deploy the service] with the published container image from above:
+. https://docs.kalix.io/operations/deploy-service.html#_deploy[Deploy the service] with the published container image from above:
 +
 [source,command line]
 ----
 kalix service deploy <service name> <container image>
 ----
 
-. You can https://docs.kalix.io/services/deploy-service.html#_verify_service_status[verify the status of the deployed service] using:
+. You can https://docs.kalix.io/operations/deploy-service.html#_verify_service_status[verify the status of the deployed service] using:
 +
 [source,command line]
 ----
@@ -237,14 +237,14 @@ kalix service list
 
 == Invoke your service
 
-Once the service has started successfully, you can https://docs.kalix.io/services/invoke-service.html#_testing_and_development[start a proxy locally] to access the service:
+Once the service has started successfully, you can https://docs.kalix.io/operations/invoke-service.html#_testing_and_development[start a proxy locally] to access the service:
 
 [source,command line]
 ----
 kalix service proxy <service name> --grpcui
 ----
 
-The `--grpcui` option also starts and opens a https://docs.kalix.io/services/invoke-service.html#_using_the_built_in_graphical_client[gRPC web UI] for exploring and invoking the service (available at http://127.0.0.1:8080/ui/).
+The `--grpcui` option also starts and opens a https://docs.kalix.io/operations/invoke-service.html#_using_the_built_in_graphical_client[gRPC web UI] for exploring and invoking the service (available at http://127.0.0.1:8080/ui/).
 
 Or you can use command line gRPC or HTTP clients, such as `grpcurl` or `curl`, to invoke the service through the proxy at `localhost:8080`, using plaintext connections.
 
@@ -276,7 +276,7 @@ grpcurl \
   customer.api.CustomerService/GetCustomer
 ----
 
-You can https://docs.kalix.io/services/invoke-service.html#_exposing_services_to_the_internet[expose the service to the internet]. A generated hostname will be returned from the expose command:
+You can https://docs.kalix.io/operations/invoke-service.html#_exposing_services_to_the_internet[expose the service to the internet]. A generated hostname will be returned from the expose command:
 
 [source,command line]
 ----

docs/src/modules/java-protobuf/pages/quickstart/cr-value-entity-views-java.adoc

@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ This will result in a compilation error in the `Main` class. That is expected be
 
 To build and publish the container image and then deploy the service, follow these steps:
 
-. If you haven't done so yet, sign in to your Kalix account. If this is your first time using Kalix, this will let you register an account, https://docs.kalix.io/projects/create-project.html[create your first project], and set this project as the default.
+. If you haven't done so yet, sign in to your Kalix account. If this is your first time using Kalix, this will let you register an account, https://docs.kalix.io/operations/create-project.html[create your first project], and set this project as the default.
 +
 ----
 kalix auth login
@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ mvn deploy kalix:deploy
 ----
 include::partial$important-mvn-kalixdeploy.adoc[]
 
-. You can https://docs.kalix.io/services/deploy-service.html#_verify_service_status[verify the status of the deployed service] using:
+. You can https://docs.kalix.io/operations/deploy-service.html#_verify_service_status[verify the status of the deployed service] using:
 +
 ----
 kalix service list
@@ -129,13 +129,13 @@ kalix service list
 [#invoke]
 == Invoke your service
 
-Once the service has started successfully, you can https://docs.kalix.io/services/invoke-service.html#_testing_and_development[start a proxy locally] to access the service:
+Once the service has started successfully, you can https://docs.kalix.io/operations/invoke-service.html#_testing_and_development[start a proxy locally] to access the service:
 
 ----
 kalix service proxy <service name> --grpcui
 ----
 
-The `--grpcui` option also starts and opens a https://docs.kalix.io/services/invoke-service.html#_using_the_built_in_graphical_client[gRPC web UI] for exploring and invoking the service (available at http://127.0.0.1:8080/ui/).
+The `--grpcui` option also starts and opens a https://docs.kalix.io/operations/invoke-service.html#_using_the_built_in_graphical_client[gRPC web UI] for exploring and invoking the service (available at http://127.0.0.1:8080/ui/).
 
 Or you can use command line gRPC or HTTP clients, such as `grpcurl` or `curl`, to invoke the service through the proxy at `localhost:8080`, using plaintext connections.
 
@@ -174,7 +174,7 @@ grpcurl \
   customer.view.CustomerByEmail/GetCustomer
 ----
 
-You can https://docs.kalix.io/services/invoke-service.html#_exposing_services_to_the_internet[expose the service to the internet]. A generated hostname will be returned from the expose command:
+You can https://docs.kalix.io/operations/invoke-service.html#_exposing_services_to_the_internet[expose the service to the internet]. A generated hostname will be returned from the expose command:
 
 ----
 kalix service expose <service name>

docs/src/modules/java-protobuf/pages/quickstart/sc-eventsourced-entity-java.adoc

@@ -257,7 +257,7 @@ The `src/main/java/shopping/cart/Main.java` file already contains the required c
 
 To build and publish the container image and then deploy the service, follow these steps:
 
-. If you haven't done so yet, sign in to your Kalix account. If this is your first time using Kalix, this will let you register an account, https://docs.kalix.io/projects/create-project.html[create your first project], and set this project as the default.
+. If you haven't done so yet, sign in to your Kalix account. If this is your first time using Kalix, this will let you register an account, https://docs.kalix.io/operations/create-project.html[create your first project], and set this project as the default.
 +
 ----
 kalix auth login
@@ -271,21 +271,21 @@ mvn deploy kalix:deploy
 ----
 include::partial$important-mvn-kalixdeploy.adoc[]
 
-. You can https://docs.kalix.io/services/deploy-service.html#_verify_service_status[verify the status of the deployed service] using:
+. You can https://docs.kalix.io/operations/deploy-service.html#_verify_service_status[verify the status of the deployed service] using:
 +
 ----
 kalix service list
 ----
 
 == Invoke your service
 
-Once the service has started successfully, you can https://docs.kalix.io/services/invoke-service.html#_testing_and_development[start a proxy locally] to access the service:
+Once the service has started successfully, you can https://docs.kalix.io/operations/invoke-service.html#_testing_and_development[start a proxy locally] to access the service:
 
 ----
 kalix service proxy <service name> --grpcui
 ----
 
-The `--grpcui` option also starts and opens a https://docs.kalix.io/services/invoke-service.html#_using_the_built_in_graphical_client[gRPC web UI] for exploring and invoking the service (available at http://127.0.0.1:8080/ui/).
+The `--grpcui` option also starts and opens a https://docs.kalix.io/operations/invoke-service.html#_using_the_built_in_graphical_client[gRPC web UI] for exploring and invoking the service (available at http://127.0.0.1:8080/ui/).
 
 Or you can use command line gRPC or HTTP clients, such as `grpcurl` or `curl`, to invoke the service through the proxy at `localhost:8080`, using plaintext connections.
 
@@ -312,7 +312,7 @@ grpcurl \
   shopping.cart.api.ShoppingCart/GetCart
 ----
 
-You can https://docs.kalix.io/services/invoke-service.html#_exposing_services_to_the_internet[expose the service to the internet]. A generated hostname will be returned from the expose command:
+You can https://docs.kalix.io/operations/invoke-service.html#_exposing_services_to_the_internet[expose the service to the internet]. A generated hostname will be returned from the expose command:
 
 ----
 kalix service expose <service name>

docs/src/modules/java-protobuf/partials/pubsub-note.adoc

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
 [NOTE]
 ====
-In the Protobuf descriptors, only topic names are referenced and no additional details about how to connect to the topics are needed. When deploying the application there must be a broker configuration in the Kalix project, with credentials and details on how connect to the broker. For details about configuring a broker see https://docs.kalix.io/projects/message-brokers.html[Configure message brokers]
+In the Protobuf descriptors, only topic names are referenced and no additional details about how to connect to the topics are needed. When deploying the application there must be a broker configuration in the Kalix project, with credentials and details on how connect to the broker. For details about configuring a broker see https://docs.kalix.io/operations/message-brokers.html[Configure message brokers]
 ====

docs/src/modules/java/pages/development-process.adoc

@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ integration tests. Please consult the component specific pages to learn more abo
 == Package service
 
 Use Docker to package your service and any of its dependencies.
-See https://docs.kalix.io/projects/container-registries.html[Configuring registries] for more information.
+See https://docs.kalix.io/operations/container-registries.html[Configuring registries] for more information.
 
 [#_run_locally]
 == Run locally
@@ -90,5 +90,5 @@ You can test and debug your services by xref:running-locally.adoc[running them l
 
 After testing locally, deploy your service to Kalix using the CLI or the Console. The following pages provide information about deployment:
 
-* https://docs.kalix.io/projects/index.html[Working with Kalix projects]
-* https://docs.kalix.io/services/deploy-service.html#_deploy[Deploying a packaged service]
+* https://docs.kalix.io/operations/index.html[Working with Kalix projects]
+* https://docs.kalix.io/operations/deploy-service.html#_deploy[Deploying a packaged service]

docs/src/modules/java/pages/getting-started.adoc

@@ -23,9 +23,9 @@ Before you start, make sure you have the following:
 To deploy the Kalix service, you need:
 
 * A https://console.kalix.io[Kalix account]
-* A https://docs.kalix.io/projects/create-project.html[Kalix project]
+* A https://docs.kalix.io/operations/create-project.html[Kalix project]
 * The https://docs.kalix.io/kalix/install-kalix.html[Kalix CLI (kalix)]
-* A configured registry in which to publish the service container image. Refer to https://docs.kalix.io/projects/container-registries.html[Configuring registries] for more information on how to make your Docker registry available to Kalix.
+* A configured registry in which to publish the service container image. Refer to https://docs.kalix.io/operations/container-registries.html[Configuring registries] for more information on how to make your Docker registry available to Kalix.
 
 :sectnums: