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docs: use links to files instead of folders to avoid unnecessary redirects
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reubenmiller authored Jul 28, 2023
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- Command line Interface (CLI) tool
- Tedge mapper

It is possible to do the installation of thin-edge.io manually or install another version or upgrade the current version. For more information on that, please have a look [here](../install/) for more information.
It is possible to do the installation of thin-edge.io manually or install another version or upgrade the current version. For more information on that, please have a look [here](../install/index.md) for more information.

After a successful installation, it is possible to use thin-edge.io via the CLI and use the tedge commands.

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reconnect Reconnect command, calls disconnect followed by connect
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Here is an [overview of the commands for the CLI tool](../references/cli/).
Here is an [overview of the commands for the CLI tool](../references/cli/index.md).

The CLI will be used to configure the thin-edge.io installation on the device in the next steps.

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With this getting started tutorial you gained some insights on how to install and configure thin-edge.io on a Raspberry Pi.

If you didn't try the optional steps in this tutorial, it might be a nice idea to work on these as you then get a better insight into the device management capabilities of thin-edge.io. Other things you can work on are capabilities like working with child devices, building your own plugin etc. Tutorials for that can be found [here](../).
If you didn't try the optional steps in this tutorial, it might be a nice idea to work on these as you then get a better insight into the device management capabilities of thin-edge.io. Other things you can work on are capabilities like working with child devices, building your own plugin etc. Tutorials for that can be found [here](../operate/index.md).

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