Incorporate q console doc changes

Author: tucktuck9

…t/ug/tools/eks-mcp-amazon-q-console.adoc latest/ug/tools/amazon-q-integration.adoclatest/ug/tools/eks-mcp-amazon-q-console.adoc renamed to latest/ug/tools/amazon-q-integration.adoc latest/ug/tools/eks-mcp-amazon-q-console.adoc renamed to latest/ug/tools/amazon-q-integration.adoc

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 include::../attributes.txt[]
 
 [.topic]
-[#eks-mcp-amazon-q-console]
-= Use Amazon Q on the Amazon EKS console
-:info_titleabbrev: Use Amazon Q
+[#amazon-q-integration]
+= Use Amazon Q Developer on the Amazon EKS console
+:info_titleabbrev: Amazon Q
 
-Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) integrates with Amazon Q to provide AI-powered troubleshooting directly in the {aws} Management Console. This integration helps you quickly investigate and resolve cluster, control plane, node, and workload issues with AI assistance from Amazon Q.
+Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) integrates with Amazon Q to provide AI-powered troubleshooting directly in the {aws} Management Console. This integration helps you quickly investigate and resolve cluster, control plane, node, and workload issues with AI assistance from Amazon Q. 
 
 == How it works
 
@@ -19,16 +19,18 @@ The integration appears in the following locations within the Amazon EKS console
 * **Node health** - Investigate node-level issues affecting cluster capacity in Node health issues in observability dashboard
 * **Workloads** - Analyze Kubernetes events on pods indicating failures or issues
 
+
 == Using Amazon Q for troubleshooting
 
 **To investigate an issue with Amazon Q**
 
-1. Navigate to the Amazon EKS console and open your cluster.
-2. When you encounter an error message or issue indicator, look for the **Inspect with Amazon Q** button. The button appears contextually next to the issue or in the error  status details view.
-3. Choose **Inspect with Amazon Q**. 
-4. Amazon Q automatically investigates the issue and displays the analysis in a chat panel on the right side of the console.
-5. Review the investigation results, including root cause analysis and suggested mitigation steps.
-6. You can continue the conversation by asking Amazon Q follow-up questions about the issue.
+1. Open the link:eks/home#/clusters[Amazon EKS console,type="console"].
+2. Choose the name of the cluster to investigate.
+3. When you encounter an error message or issue indicator, look for the **Inspect with Amazon Q** button. The button appears contextually next to the issue or in the error  status details view.
+4. Choose **Inspect with Amazon Q**. 
+5. Amazon Q automatically investigates the issue and displays the analysis in a chat panel on the right side of the console.
+6. Review the investigation results, including root cause analysis and suggested mitigation steps.
+7. You can continue the conversation by asking Amazon Q follow-up questions about the issue.
 
 **Note**  
 The Amazon Q integration only appears when there is an error, warning, or issue requiring investigation. It does not appear when resources are healthy.

latest/ug/tools/eks-tools.adoc

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 include::eks-mcp-introduction.adoc[leveloffset=+1]
 
-include::eks-mcp-amazon-q-console.adoc[leveloffset=+1]
+include::amazon-q-integration.adoc[leveloffset=+1]