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@@ -6,162 +6,162 @@ AWS offers different types of Notebook instances: SageMaker Studio, SageMaker No
 
 1. In AWS console, type **Amazon SageMaker** in search bar and click it:
 
-    ![selectsagemaker](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot1.png)
+    ![selectsagemaker](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot1.png)
 
 2. On the left side bar click **Notebooks**:
 
-    ![Notebooks](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot2.png)
+    ![Notebooks](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot2.png)
 
 3. Click **Create notebook instance**:
 
-    ![create_new_notebook](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot3.png)
+    ![create_new_notebook](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot3.png)
 
 4. Give a name to your notebook. Choose a notebook instance type based on needs, Amazon Linux 2 as platform identifier, volume. Optional, create idle-shut by selecting create new lifecycle configuration and copy and paste [idle-shutdown.sh](../idle-shutdown.sh) and create configuration. Then click Create notebook instance:
 
-    ![environment](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot4.png)
+    ![environment](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot4.png)
 
 5. It will take about 5 minutes, your notebook instance to get ready:
 
-    ![pending](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot5.png)
+    ![pending](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot5.png)
 
 
 6. **Open Jupyter Lab**:
 
-    ![jupyterlab](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot6.png)
+    ![jupyterlab](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot6.png)
 
 7. Upload your jupyter notebook
 
-    ![upload](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot7.png)
+    ![upload](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot7.png)
 
 8. Select the kernel:
 
-    ![kernel](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot8.png)
+    ![kernel](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot8.png)
 
 9. **IMPORTANT**: **Stop** the kernel at end of your work to avoid getting charged.
 
-    ![resize image](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot9.png)
+    ![resize image](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot9.png)
 
 
 
 ### Set up SageMaker Studio
 
 1. In AWS console, type **Amazon SageMaker** in search bar and click it:
 
-  ![selectsagemaker](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot1.png)
+  ![selectsagemaker](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot1.png)
 
 2. On the left side bar click **Domains**:
 
-  ![Domains](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot10.png)
+  ![Domains](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot10.png)
 
 3. Click **Create domain**:
 
-  ![Create_domain](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot11.png)
+  ![Create_domain](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot11.png)
 
 4. Select **Set up for single user (Quick setup)** and then click **Set up**:
 
-    ![Domain Setup](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot12.png)
+    ![Domain Setup](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot12.png)
 
 5. It will take a few minutes for the domain to setup:
 
-    ![pending](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot13.png)
+    ![pending](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot13.png)
 
 6. Once the SageMaker Domain is setup, click **Studio** on the left sidebar:
 
-    ![Studio](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot14.png)
+    ![Studio](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot14.png)
 
 7. Make sure that **Select Domain** and **Select user profile** contain domain and user then click **Open Studio**:
 
-  ![Launch Studio](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot15.png)
+  ![Launch Studio](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot15.png)
 
 8. This should take you to SageMaker Studio home:
 
-  ![SageMaker Studio Home](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot16.png)
+  ![SageMaker Studio Home](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot16.png)
 
 
   ### Option 1 - JupyterLab 
 
 1. Once in studio select **JupyterLab** on the top left under **Applications**:
 
-  ![Launch JupyterLab](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot17.png)
+  ![Launch JupyterLab](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot17.png)
 
 2. Select **Create JupyterLab Space**:
 
-  ![JupyterLab Space](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot18.png)
+  ![JupyterLab Space](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot18.png)
 
 3. Assign a name to the space,choose either to share domain or create private space, then select **Create Space**:
 
-  ![JupyterLab Space](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot19.png)
+  ![JupyterLab Space](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot19.png)
 
 4. Choose **Instance** and **Storage(GB)** based upon expected usage then select **Run space**: 
 
-  ![JupyterLab Space](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot20.png)
+  ![JupyterLab Space](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot20.png)
 
 5. Wait for the space to start up and then select Open JupyterLab once ready:
 
-  ![JupyterLab Space](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot21.png)
-  ![JupyterLab Space](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot22.png)
+  ![JupyterLab Space](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot21.png)
+  ![JupyterLab Space](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot22.png)
 
 6. After you are done working go back to JupyterLab and shutoff your instance by clicking Stop:
 
-  ![JupyterLab Space](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot23.png)
+  ![JupyterLab Space](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot23.png)
 
 7. Wait until the status shows stopped for all unused instances:
 
-  ![Launch JupyterLab](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot24.png)
+  ![Launch JupyterLab](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot24.png)
 
 
 
 ### Option 2 - Code Editor
 
 1. Once in studio select **Code Editor** on the top left under **Applications**:
 
-  ![Launch JupyterLab](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot25.png)
+  ![Launch JupyterLab](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot25.png)
 
 2. Select **Create Code Editor Space**:
 
-  ![JupyterLab Space](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot26.png)
+  ![JupyterLab Space](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot26.png)
 
 3. Assign a name to the space and select **Create Space**:
 
-  ![JupyterLab Space](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot27.png)
+  ![JupyterLab Space](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot27.png)
 
 4. Choose **Instance** and **Storage(GB)** based upon expected usage then select **Run space**: 
 
-  ![JupyterLab Space](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot28.png)
+  ![JupyterLab Space](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot28.png)
 
 5. Wait for the space to start up and then select ***Open Code Editor*** once ready:
 
-  ![JupyterLab Space](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot29.png)
-  ![JupyterLab Space](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot30.png)
+  ![JupyterLab Space](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot29.png)
+  ![JupyterLab Space](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot30.png)
 
 6. After working go back to Code Editor and stop the now unused instance by clicking ***Stop***:
 
-  ![JupyterLab Space](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot31.png)
+  ![JupyterLab Space](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot31.png)
 
 7. Wait for the Status to show as Stopped:
 
-  ![JupyterLab Space](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot32.png)
+  ![JupyterLab Space](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot32.png)
 
 
 ### Managing Running Instances
  To check the active resources the Running Instances section was added. Below explains where it is and how to check what is actively running. 
 
  1. Go to **Running insances** within SageMaker Studio and make sure all instances being unused are stopped. If there are unused instances in the Running status select the associated stop action:
 
-  ![JupyterLab Space](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot33.png)
+  ![JupyterLab Space](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot33.png)
 
 2. Wait for the instances to stop:
 
-  ![JupyterLab Space](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot34.png)
+  ![JupyterLab Space](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot34.png)
 
 
 
 ### Deleting Instances
 1. Go to the Domain you are seeking to delete a instance. :
 
-  ![JupyterLab Space](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot35.png)
+  ![JupyterLab Space](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot35.png)
 
 2. After go to **Running insances** within SageMaker Studio and make sure all instances being unused are stopped:
 
-  ![JupyterLab Space](../images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot36.png)
+  ![JupyterLab Space](/images/images_for_creating_AWS_notebooks/Screenshot36.png)