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Differentiate between oss commands and MC#25

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Summary

Emphasize on Mission Control offerings and Open core concept.

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Emphasize on Mission Control offerings and Open core concept.

Signed-off-by: Lucille Hua <lucille.hua@jetpack.io>
@LucilleH LucilleH requested a review from Lagoja November 15, 2022 23:12
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### Build, publish, and deploy with a single command

Launchpad can build any image, publish it to your Docker registry, and deploy it to Kubernetes in one step.
No need to remember which container image you uploaded to where, and what kube-context to use, Launchpad can build any image, publish it to your Docker registry, and deploy it to Kubernetes in one step.
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I think we should flip the clauses. The first thing I should read is a clear explanation of what Launchpad does:

Launchpad builds any image, publishes it to your Docker Registry, and deploys it to Kubernetes in one step. No need to manually build and push your image, setup your kube-context, or write long pages of Kubernetes YAML.

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### A consistent deployment setup per project

Launchpad defines your project's Kubernetes configuration. Whether you are deploying in development, staging, or production environment, whether you are deploying to a local or remote Kubernetes cluster, Launchpad always creates the same set of Kubernetes resources for you each time.
### A Heroku-like experience, except on your Kubernetes cluster
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Lol, when I first read this I thought it meant "A Heroku like Experience [but not] on your Kubernetes cluster". Let's do:

A Heroku-like exprience on your own Kubernetes cluster

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### With Mission Control, onboarding new members is as easy as "launchpad up"

Adding a new member to the team? Forget about Registry access, Cluster credentials, Kubernetes configurations, Namespace permissions, and a million other things to take care of. With Mission Control, Launchpad automatically creates all of the above for each new developer.
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Lucille Hua added 3 commits November 15, 2022 16:21
Signed-off-by: Lucille Hua <lucille.hua@jetpack.io>
Signed-off-by: Lucille Hua <lucille.hua@jetpack.io>
Signed-off-by: Lucille Hua <lucille.hua@jetpack.io>
@LucilleH LucilleH merged commit ef14588 into main Nov 16, 2022
@LucilleH LucilleH deleted the lucille--readme-mc branch November 16, 2022 03:41
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