no longer a build_bootloader.sh, removing step

README.md

@@ -42,29 +42,25 @@ Deploying WALKOFF in a Unix environment
 
  cd WALKOFF
 
-3. Build WALKOFF's bootloader container, which handles management of the WALKOFF stack:
-
- ./build_bootloader.sh
-
- The bootloader performs the following tasks: 
- * Creating Docker secrets, configs, networks, volumes, etc.
- * Building and pushing component images to WALKOFF's internal registry.
- * Deploying and removing the Docker Stack.
-
-4. Launch WALKOFF with the bootloader, building components as well:
+3. Launch WALKOFF with the bootloader, building components as well:
 
  ./walkoff.sh up --build
 
  # If verbose output is desired:
  ./walkoff.sh up --build --debug
 
-5. Navigate to the default IP and port. The default IP and the port can be changed by altering the port NGINX is exposed on (the right-hand port) in the top-level `docker-compose.yml`. Note that you should use HTTPS, and allow the self-signed certificate when prompted.
+ The bootloader performs the following tasks:
+ * Creating Docker secrets, configs, networks, volumes, etc.
+ * Building and pushing component images to WALKOFF's internal registry.
+ * Deploying and removing the Docker Stack.
+
+4. Navigate to the default IP and port. The default IP and the port can be changed by altering the port NGINX is exposed on (the right-hand port) in the top-level `docker-compose.yml`. Note that you should use HTTPS, and allow the self-signed certificate when prompted.
 
  https://127.0.0.1:8080
 
-6. The default username is "admin" and password is "admin." These can and should be changed upon initial login.
+5. The default username is "admin" and password is "admin." These can and should be changed upon initial login.
 
-7. To stop WALKOFF, use the bootloader:
+6. To stop WALKOFF, use the bootloader:
 
  ./walkoff.sh down