adds blueprint decription to examples/README.md

Author: okrause

examples/README.md

@@ -1653,6 +1653,24 @@ Support for NetApp Volumes is split into two modules.
 
 You can provision multiple volumes in a pool. For service levels Standard, Premium and Extreme the throughput capability depends on volume size and service level. Every GiB of provisioned volume space adds 16/64/128 KiBps of throughput capability.
 
+### [eda-all-on-cloud] ![core-badge]
+
+Creates a basic auto-scaling Slurm cluster intended for EDA use cases. The blueprint also creates two new VPC networks, one frontend network which connects VMs, SLURM and storage and the other for fast RDMA networking between the H4D nodes, along with four [Google Cloud NetApp Volumes](https://cloud.google.com/netapp/volumes/docs/configure-and-use/volumes/overview) mounted to `/home`, `/tools`, `/libraries` and `/scratch`. There is an `h4d` partition that uses compute-optimized `h4d-highmem-192-lssd` machine type.
+
+The deployment instructions can be found in the [README](/examples/eda/README.md).
+
+[eda-all-on-cloud]: ../examples/eda/eda-all-on-cloud.yaml
+
+### [eda-hybrid-cloud] ![core-badge]
+
+Creates a basic auto-scaling Slurm cluster intended for EDA use cases. The blueprint also connects to one exiting frontend network which connects VMs, SLURM and storage and creates a new RDMA network for low latency communication between the compute nodes. There is an `h4d` partition that uses compute-optimized `h4d-highmem-192-lssd` machine type.
+
+Four pre-existing NFS volumes are mounted to `/home`, `/tools`, `/libraries` and `/scratch`. Using [FlexCache](https://cloud.google.com/netapp/volumes/docs/configure-and-use/volumes/cache-ontap-volumes/overview) volumes allows to bring on-premises data to Google Cloud compute, without having to manually copy the data. This enables "burst to the cloud" use cases.
+
+The deployment instructions can be found in the [README](/examples/eda/README.md).
+
+[eda-hybrid-cloud]: ../examples/eda/eda-hybrid-cloud.yaml
+
 #### Steps to deploy the blueprint
 
 To provision the bluebrint, please run:

examples/eda/README.md

@@ -117,6 +117,8 @@ storage intact and b) you can build software before you deploy your cluster.
    make
    ```
 
+1. Change parameters in your blueprint file to reflect your requirements. Examples are VPC names for exiting networks, H4D instance group node limits or export paths of existing NFS volumes.
+
 1. Generate the deployment folder after replacing `<blueprint>` with the name of the blueprint (`eda-all-cloud` or `eda-gybrid-cloud`) and `<project>` with the project id.
 
    ```bash