DOC: include workflow documentation

src/doc/index.rst

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ CaosDB-Crawler Documentation
 
    Getting started<getting_started/index>
    Tutorials<tutorials/index>
+   Workflow<workflow>
    Concepts<concepts>
    Converters<converters/index>
    CFoods (Crawler Definitions)<cfood>

src/doc/workflow.rst

 Crawler Workflow
 ================
 
-The CaosDB crawler aims to provide a very flexible framework for synchronizing
+The LinkAhead crawler aims to provide a very flexible framework for synchronizing
 data on file systems (or potentially other sources of information) with a
-running CaosDB instance. The workflow that is used in the scientific environment
+running LinkAhead instance. The workflow that is used in the scientific environment
 should be choosen according to the users needs. It is also possible to combine multiple workflow or use them in parallel.
 
 In this document we will describe several workflows for crawler operation.
@@ -14,13 +14,13 @@ Local Crawler Operation
 A very simple setup that can also reliably used for testing (e.g. in local
 docker containers) sets up the crawler on a local computer. The files that
 are being crawled need to be visible to both, the local computer and the
-machine, running the CaosDB.
+machine, running the LinkAhead.
 
 Prerequisites
 +++++++++++++
 
-- Make sure that CaosDB is running, that your computer has a network connection to CaosDB and
-  that your pycaosdb.ini is pointing to the correct instance of CaosDB. Please refer to the
+- Make sure that LinkAhead is running, that your computer has a network connection to LinkAhead and
+  that your pycaosdb.ini is pointing to the correct instance of LinkAhead. Please refer to the
   pylib manual for questions related to the configuration in pycaosdb.ini
   (https://docs.indiscale.com/caosdb-pylib/README_SETUP.html).
 - Make sure that caosdb-crawler and caosdb-advanced-user-tools are installed (e.g. using pip).
@@ -46,15 +46,15 @@ The generic syntax is:
 
 python3 -m caosadvancedtools.loadFiles -p <prefix-in-caosdb-file-system> <path-to-crawled-folder>
 
-Important: The <path-to-crawled-folder> is the location of the files **as seen by CaosDB**, e.g. for a CaosDB instance running in a docker container (e.g. see: https://gitlab.com/caosdb/caosdb-docker) the command line could look like:
+Important: The <path-to-crawled-folder> is the location of the files **as seen by LinkAhead**, e.g. for a LinkAhead instance running in a docker container (e.g. see: https://gitlab.com/caosdb/caosdb-docker) the command line could look like:
 
 python3 -m caosadvancedtools.loadFiles -p / /opt/caosdb/mnt/extroot/ExperimentalData
 
-This command line would load the folder "ExperimentalData" contained in the extroot folder within the docker container to the CaosDB-prefix "/" which is the root prefix.
+This command line would load the folder "ExperimentalData" contained in the extroot folder within the docker container to the LinkAhead-prefix "/" which is the root prefix.
 
 Running the crawler
 )))))))))))))))))))
 
-The following command line assumes that the extroot folder visible in the CaosDB docker container is located in "../extroot":
+The following command line assumes that the extroot folder visible in the LinkAhead docker container is located in "../extroot":
 
 caosdb-crawler -i identifiables.yml --prefix /extroot --debug --provenance=provenance.yml -s update cfood.yml ../extroot/ExperimentalData/