Updated Tag Resources on AWS document (#75)

docs/education/CloudComputing/AWS/aws.md

@@ -1,34 +1,36 @@
 ---
 sidebar_position: 1
-title: "AWS tags"
+title: "Tag Resources on AWS"
 description: "AWS tags for cost tracking"
 tags:
   - AWS
   - Tag
   - Cost
 ---
 
-Tags help you to categorize your AWS resources by purpose, owner, or environment. If unique key and value are given, it can track the cost of resouces by the tags.
+Tags in AWS are essential for organizing resources based on their purpose, owner, or environment, and can also aid in cost tracking when unique key-value pairs are assigned.
 
-# How to create a tag in AWS
+# How to Tag Resources on AWS
 
-1. Using AWS Console
+1. Using AWS Console: 
 
-   Every resource has a property field named Tag, and this example is creating a tag in EC2 instance, and it has similar interface to create a tag in other resources.
+Navigate to the desired resource, such as an EC2 instance, and follow these steps:
 
-- Click on a instance in the list view.
-- Click on Tags tab, and Click on Manage tags button on the right.
-- Add new tag, and provide unique Key and Value.
+- Select the instance from the list view.
+- Go to the Tags tab and click on the Manage tags button.
+- Add a new tag with a unique Key and Value.
+
 <p align="center">
 <img src="/img/EC2-CreateTag.png" alt="NGIAB Logo" style={{'width':'50%', 'height':'50%'}}/>
 </p>
-- Click on Save
 
-2. Using aws cli
+- Save the changes.
 
-   This is an example of creating a tag in EC2 instance.
+2. Using AWS CLI:
+
+Use the following command-line example to create a tag for an EC2 instance:
   ```
   aws ec2 create-tags \
     --resources i-1234567890abcdef0 \
     --tags Key=webserver,Value=dev
-  ```
+  ```