🚨 Fix README

alan-turing-institute · Jul 26, 2023 · b6d6261 · b6d6261
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@@ -5,10 +5,7 @@ Install the following requirements before starting
 - [Poetry](https://python-poetry.org/docs/#installation)
 - [Pulumi](https://www.pulumi.com/docs/get-started/install/)
 
-# Deploying a Data Safe Haven
-
-Create a directory where you want to store local configuration files for this deployment.
-This is the `project directory`
+## Deploying a Data Safe Haven
 
 - Run the following to initialise the deployment [approx 5 minutes]:
 
@@ -25,42 +22,41 @@ If you prefer to enter these at the command line, run `dsh init -h` to see the n
 > dsh deploy shm
 ```
 
-You will be prompted for various project settings.
-If you prefer to enter these at the command line, run `dsh deploy shm -h` to see the necessary command line flags.
+You will be prompted for various settings.
+Run `dsh deploy shm -h` to see the necessary command line flags and provide them as arguments.
 
 - Add one or more users from a CSV file with columns named (`GivenName`, `Surname`, `Phone`, `Email`). Note that the phone number must be in full international format.
 
 ```bash
-> dsh users add <my CSV users file>
+> dsh admin add-users <my CSV users file>
 ```
 
 - Next deploy the infrastructure for one or more Secure Research Environments (SREs) [approx 30 minutes]:
 
 ```bash
-> dsh deploy sre <SRE name> -r <VM1 SKU> -r <VM2 SKU>
+> dsh deploy sre <SRE name>
 ```
 
-where you must specify a VM SKU for each user-accessible secure research desktop that you want to deploy
-On first run, you will be prompted for various project settings.
-If you prefer to enter these at the command line, run `dsh deploy sre -h` to see the necessary command line flags.
+You will be prompted for various settings.
+Run `dsh deploy sre -h` to see the necessary command line flags and provide them as arguments.
 
 - Next add one or more existing users to your SRE
 
 ```bash
-> dsh users register -s <SRE name> <username1> <username2>
+> dsh admin register-users -s <SRE name> <username1> <username2>
 ```
 
 where you must specify the usernames for each user you want to add to this SRE
 
-# Administering a Data Safe Haven
+## Administering a Data Safe Haven
 
 - Run the following to list the currently available users
 
 ```bash
-> dsh users list
+> dsh admin list-users
 ```
 
-# Removing a deployed Data Safe Haven
+## Removing a deployed Data Safe Haven
 
 - Run the following if you want to teardown a deployed SRE: