Replace old product names

[fsundermeyer]

SUSE Rancher Prime (Rancher Manager)
SUSE Rancher Prime: Admission Policy Manager (Kubewarden)
SUSE Rancher Prime: Cluster API (Turtles)
SUSE Rancher Prime: Continuous Delivery (Fleet)
SUSE Rancher Prime: K3s (K3s)
SUSE Rancher Prime: RKE2 (RKE2)
SUSE Rancher Prime: OS Manager (Elemental)
SUSE Security (NeuVector)
SUSE Storage (Longhorn)
SUSE Virtualization (Harvester)

[hardys]

I think this was resolved via #517 - @fsundermeyer @ranjinimn do you think there's any remaining work to do or can we close this issue?

[ranjinimn]

@hardys I just checked the document and had a few questions:

1. For example, In section: https://documentation.suse.com/suse-edge/3.3/single-html/edge/#id-accessing-the-ui, "Get the Longhorn’s external service IP address:" is mentioned. Should we change them to "Get the SUSE Storage's external service IP address:"
2. Should Elemental be replaced with SUSE Rancher Prime: OS Manager?

[fsundermeyer]

Everywhere we refer to the SUSE Products, we should change the names to the new SUSE names. If we refer to the technology, we should keep the upstream names. In this particular example

If you installed LonghornSUSE Storage with kubectl or Helm,
Get the Longhorn’s external service IP address:

[ranjinimn]

@fsundermeyer Thank you for the reply on this. Can you please guide me with the other question as well?
Can you also please share all the technology details for the other products? I will be able to review the document with this as a reference.

[fsundermeyer]

Should Elemental be replaced with SUSE Rancher Prime: OS Manager

The same rule applies to all names: If referred to the product (e.g. install $product, register $product, etc) use the SUSE product name e.g. SUSE Rancher Prime: OS Manager (Elemental), if referred to the technology, just use Elemental.

[fsundermeyer]

I think this was resolved via #517 - do you think there's any remaining work to do or can we close this issue?

@hardys I see multiple instances of "Elemental", "Fleet", "Turtles", "Rancher", and others in the TOC. There is a lot more in the text.