[docs-beta] configuring assets tweaks

docs/content/deployment/guides/aws.mdx

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 # Deploying Dagster to Amazon Web Services
 
-This guide provides instructions for deploying Dagster on Amazon Web Services (AWS). You can use EC2 or ECS to host the Dagster webserver and the Dagster daemon, RDS to store runs and events, and S3 as an I/O manager to store op inputs and outputs.
+This guide provides instructions for deploying Dagster on Amazon Web Services (AWS). You can use EC2 or ECS to host the Dagster webserver and the Dagster daemon, RDS to store runs and events, and S3 as an I/O manager to store pipeline and outputs and intermediate data.
 
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docs/docs-beta/docs/guides/data-modeling/configuring-assets.md

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-title: Configuring assets via the UI
-sidebar_label: Configuring assets via the UI
+title: Configuring assets using the Dagster UI
+sidebar_label: Configuring assets using the Dagster UI
 sidebar_position: 50
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@@ -10,9 +10,8 @@ Often, you will want to be able to tweak some parameters when materializing thes
 
 ## What you'll learn
 
-- How to add configuration to your assets
-- How to modify the configuration when launching a run
-- When to use asset configuration vs. [resources](/docs/concepts/resources)
+- How to make your assets configurable
+- How to provide configuration when launching a run
 
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-## Adding configuration to assets
+## Making assets configurable
 
 For an asset to be configurable, you must first define a schema that inherits from the Dagster `Config` class. For example, let's say we want to allow users to change the lookback time window for an asset:
 
 <CodeExample filePath="guides/data-modeling/configuring-assets/config-schema.py" language="python" title="Adding configuration" />
 
-## Modifying the configuration when launching a run
+## Providing configuration when launching a run
 
 When launching a run using Dagster's Launchpad, you can provide a run config file as YAML or JSON that overrides the default configuration for your asset: