EDU:1551 Fixes broken links

content/integrations/continuous-streaming/amqp-rule.textile

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ redirect_from:
   - /general/firehose/amqp-rule
 ---
 
-You can use a AMQP rule to send "data":/general/firehose#data-sources such as messages, occupancy, lifecycle and presence events from Ably to AMQP.
+You can use a AMQP rule to send "data":/integrations/payloads#sources such as messages, occupancy, lifecycle and presence events from Ably to AMQP.
 
 h2(#creating-amqp-rule). Creating a AMQP rule
 

content/integrations/continuous-streaming/kafka-rule.textile

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ redirect_from:
   - /general/firehose/kafka-rule
 ---
 
-You can use a Kafka rule to send "data":/general/firehose#data-sources such as messages, occupancy, lifecycle and presence events from Ably to Kafka.
+You can use a Kafka rule to send "data":/integrations/payloads#sources such as messages, occupancy, lifecycle and presence events from Ably to Kafka.
 
 If you want to send data from Kafka to Ably, you can use the "Ably Kafka Connector":/general/kafka-connector, rather than Kafka rules.
 

content/integrations/continuous-streaming/kinesis-rule.textile

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ redirect_from:
   - /general/firehose/kinesis-rule
 ---
 
-You can use a Kinesis rule to send "data":/general/firehose#data-sources such as messages, occupancy, lifecycle and presence events from Ably to Kinesis.
+You can use a Kinesis rule to send "data":/integrations/payloads#sources such as messages, occupancy, lifecycle and presence events from Ably to Kinesis.
 
 h2(#creating-kinesis-rule). Creating a Kinesis rule
 

content/integrations/continuous-streaming/pulsar-rule.textile

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ redirect_from:
   - /general/firehose/pulsar-rule
 ---
 
-You can use a Pulsar rule if you want to send "data":/general/firehose#data-sources such as messages, occupancy, lifecycle and presence events from Ably to Pulsar.
+You can use a Pulsar rule if you want to send "data":/integrations/payloads#sources such as messages, occupancy, lifecycle and presence events from Ably to Pulsar.
 
 h2(#development-status). Development status
 

content/integrations/continuous-streaming/sqs-rule.textile

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ redirect_from:
   - /general/firehose/sqs-rule
 ---
 
-You can use a SQS rule to send "data":/general/firehose#data-sources such as messages, occupancy, lifecycle and presence events from Ably to SQS.
+You can use a SQS rule to send "data":/integrations/payloads#sources such as messages, occupancy, lifecycle and presence events from Ably to SQS.
 
 h2(#creating-sqs-rule). Creating a SQS rule
 

content/integrations/index.textile

@@ -44,26 +44,26 @@ Inbound streaming is the continuous transmission of data from another system int
 
 Ably offers the following pre-built integration to support outbound webhooks:
 
-* "Kafka connector":/integrations/outbound-streaming/kafka-connector
+* "Kafka connector":/integrations/continuous-streaming/kafka-connector
 
 h3(out-stream). Outbound streaming
 
 Outbound streaming continuously forwards events from Ably channels to external streaming or queuing services. For example, a fan engagement platform can use outbound streaming to forward live match updates from Ably channels to an external analytics service.
 
 Ably offers the following pre-built integration to support outbound webhooks:
 
-* "Firehose":/integrations/outbound-streaming/index
+* "Firehose":/integrations/continuous-streaming/firehose
 
 The Firehose integration includes the following rules:
 
-* "Kafka rule":/integrations/outbound-streaming/kafka-rule
-* "Kinesis rule":/integrations/outbound-streaming/kinesis-rule
-* "AMQP rule":/integrations/outbound-streaming/amqp-rule
-* "SQS rule":/integrations/outbound-streaming/sqs-rule
-* "Pulsar rule":/integrations/outbound-streaming/pulsar-rule
+* "Kafka rule":/integrations/continuous-streaming/kafka-rule
+* "Kinesis rule":/integrations/continuous-streaming/kinesis-rule
+* "AMQP rule":/integrations/continuous-streaming/amqp-rule
+* "SQS rule":/integrations/continuous-streaming/sqs-rule
+* "Pulsar rule":/integrations/continuous-streaming/pulsar-rule
 
 h2(#queues). Queues
 
 "Queues":/integrations/queues enable asynchronous communication between a queueing pattern. Producers (Ably channels) publish messages to a queue, and consumers retrieve them in a first-in, first-out order.
 
-While "pub/sub":/channels/index channels broadcast messages to all subscribers, queues distribute work among consumers. Both patterns serve different use cases. For example, pub/sub is ideal for many users to receive realtime updates, while queues handle tasks like triggering emails efficiently.
+While "pub/sub":/channels channels broadcast messages to all subscribers, queues distribute work among consumers. Both patterns serve different use cases. For example, pub/sub is ideal for many users to receive realtime updates, while queues handle tasks like triggering emails efficiently.

content/integrations/outbound-webhooks/aws-lambda.textile

@@ -15,15 +15,13 @@ As part of "Webhooks":/general/webhooks, it is possible to integrate with variou
 
 h2(#tutorials). Tutorials
 
-If you would like to just dive in and see an example of this being implemented, then take a look at our "AWS Lambda tutorial":/tutorials/reactor-event-aws.
-
 For more details on the specifics of how webhooks and our integrations work, check out our "Webhooks documentation":/general/webhooks.
 
 h2(#fields). Rule fields
 
 - AWS Region := The region you chose for your "AWS Lambda function":https://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/rande.html#lambda_region.
 - Function Name := The name you gave your "AWS Lambda function":https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/getting-started.html.
-- AWS Authentication Scheme := the "authentication scheme":#aws-auth-scheme you use for your function. Either @AWS Credentials@ or @ARN of an assumable role@. See the Ably "AWS authentication":/general/aws-authentication/ documentation.
+- AWS Authentication Scheme := the authentication scheme you use for your function. Either @AWS Credentials@ or @ARN of an assumable role@. See the Ably "AWS authentication":/general/aws-authentication/ documentation.
 - Qualifier := optional qualifier for your AWS Lambda function.
 - "Source":/general/webhooks#sources := Choose which of @channel.message@, @channel.presence@, @channel.lifecycle@, or @channel.occupancy@ events on channels should activate this event rule.
 - "Channel filter":/general/webhooks#channel-filter := An optional filter on channel name, to restrict the channels the rule applies to. Use a regular expression to match multiple channels.

content/integrations/outbound-webhooks/azure.textile

@@ -15,8 +15,6 @@ As part of "Webhooks":/general/webhooks, it is possible to integrate with variou
 
 h2(#tutorials). Tutorials & Examples
 
-If you would like to just dive in and see an example of this being implemented, then take a look at our "Azure Functions tutorial":/tutorials/reactor-event-azure.
-
 For more details on the specifics of how webhooks and our integrations work, check out our "Webhooks documentation":/general/webhooks.
 
 h2(#fields). Rule fields

content/integrations/outbound-webhooks/cloudflare.textile

@@ -15,8 +15,6 @@ As part of "Webhooks":/general/webhooks, it is possible to integrate with variou
 
 h2(#tutorials). Tutorials & Examples
 
-If you would like to just dive in and see an example of this being implemented, then take a look at our "Cloudflare Worker tutorial":/tutorials/reactor-event-cloudflare.
-
 For more details on the specifics of how webhooks and our integrations work, check out our "Webhooks documentation":/general/webhooks.
 
 h2(#fields). Rule fields

content/integrations/outbound-webhooks/google-functions.textile

@@ -15,8 +15,6 @@ As part of "Webhooks":/general/webhooks, it is possible to integrate with variou
 
 h2(#tutorials). Tutorials & Examples
 
-If you would like to just dive in and see an example of this being implemented, then take a look at our "Google Cloud Functions tutorial":/tutorials/reactor-event-google.
-
 For more details on the specifics of how webhooks and our integrations work, check out our "webhooks documentation":/general/webhooks.
 
 h2(#fields). Rule fields

content/integrations/outbound-webhooks/ifttt.textile

@@ -15,8 +15,6 @@ As part of "Webhooks":/general/webhooks, it is possible to integrate with variou
 
 h2(#tutorials). Tutorials & Examples
 
-If you would like to just dive in and see an example of this being implemented, then take a look at our "IFTTT tutorial":/tutorials/reactor-event-ifttt.
-
 For more details on the specifics of how webhooks and our integrations work, check out our "Webhooks documentation":/general/webhooks.
 
 h2(#fields). Rule fields