Update CLI tutorial links

components/article.tsx

@@ -181,7 +181,7 @@ const Article: FunctionComponent<{
                           <strong>Download the JSON</strong>: Download the JSON
                           file manually and open it with the desktop application
                           or{' '}
-                          <a href='/tutorials/run-mock-api-anywhere-cli/'>
+                          <a href='/tutorials/self-host-mock-api-server-cli/'>
                             run it
                           </a>{' '}
                           with the CLI.

components/footer.tsx

@@ -65,10 +65,10 @@ const Footer: FunctionComponent<{
               </li>
               <li className='mb-2'>
                 <Link
-                  href='/tutorials/run-mock-api-anywhere-cli/'
+                  href='/tutorials/self-host-mock-api-server-cli/'
                   className='text-reset'
                 >
-                  Run your mock APIs anywhere with the CLI
+                  Self-host a mock API with Mockoon CLI
                 </Link>
               </li>
               <li className='mb-2'>

components/mock-samples/help-modal.tsx

@@ -30,8 +30,8 @@ const HelpModal: FunctionComponent<{
           <div className='ps-4'>
             Download them manually before opening them with the desktop
             application or{' '}
-            <a href='/tutorials/run-mock-api-anywhere-cli/'>run them</a> with
-            the CLI.
+            <a href='/tutorials/self-host-mock-api-server-cli/'>run them</a>{' '}
+            with the CLI.
           </div>
         </div>
         <div className='pb-6'>

content/docs/latest/openapi/openapi-specification-compatibility.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Importing an OpenAPI specification file in Mockoon can be a good starting point
 - when importing an OpenAPI specification file, not all properties have equivalents in Mockoon, or some may not be implemented yet. See below for the list of imported information.
 
 Importing from or exporting to an OpenAPI specification file is a good starting point but not a way to share your mock APIs created with Mockoon. For sharing, we recommend that you directly [share Mockoon's data files](docs:mockoon-data-files/sharing-mock-api-files).  
-Also, if you want to run your mock API with the [CLI](/cli/), you must use [Mockoon's data files directly](/tutorials/run-mock-api-anywhere-cli/), or you may lose part of your mock's behavior.
+Also, if you want to run your mock API with the [CLI](/cli/), you must use [Mockoon's data files directly](/tutorials/self-host-mock-api-server-cli/), or you may lose part of your mock's behavior.
 
 ### Supported information
 

content/docs/v6.2.0/openapi/openapi-specification-compatibility.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Importing an OpenAPI specification file in Mockoon can be a good starting point
 - when importing an OpenAPI specification file, not all properties have equivalents in Mockoon, or some may not be implemented yet. See below for the list of imported information.
 
 Importing from or exporting to an OpenAPI specification file is a good starting point but not a way to share your mock APIs created with Mockoon. For sharing, we recommend that you directly [share Mockoon's data files](docs:mockoon-data-files/sharing-mock-api-files).  
-Also, if you want to run your mock API with the [CLI](/cli/), you must use [Mockoon's data files directly](/tutorials/run-mock-api-anywhere-cli/), or you may lose part of your mock's behavior.
+Also, if you want to run your mock API with the [CLI](/cli/), you must use [Mockoon's data files directly](/tutorials/self-host-mock-api-server-cli/), or you may lose part of your mock's behavior.
 
 ### Supported information
 

content/docs/v7.0.0/openapi/openapi-specification-compatibility.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Importing an OpenAPI specification file in Mockoon can be a good starting point
 - when importing an OpenAPI specification file, not all properties have equivalents in Mockoon, or some may not be implemented yet. See below for the list of imported information.
 
 Importing from or exporting to an OpenAPI specification file is a good starting point but not a way to share your mock APIs created with Mockoon. For sharing, we recommend that you directly [share Mockoon's data files](docs:mockoon-data-files/sharing-mock-api-files).  
-Also, if you want to run your mock API with the [CLI](/cli/), you must use [Mockoon's data files directly](/tutorials/run-mock-api-anywhere-cli/), or you may lose part of your mock's behavior.
+Also, if you want to run your mock API with the [CLI](/cli/), you must use [Mockoon's data files directly](/tutorials/self-host-mock-api-server-cli/), or you may lose part of your mock's behavior.
 
 ### Supported information
 

content/docs/v8.0.0/openapi/openapi-specification-compatibility.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Importing an OpenAPI specification file in Mockoon can be a good starting point
 - when importing an OpenAPI specification file, not all properties have equivalents in Mockoon, or some may not be implemented yet. See below for the list of imported information.
 
 Importing from or exporting to an OpenAPI specification file is a good starting point but not a way to share your mock APIs created with Mockoon. For sharing, we recommend that you directly [share Mockoon's data files](docs:mockoon-data-files/sharing-mock-api-files).  
-Also, if you want to run your mock API with the [CLI](/cli/), you must use [Mockoon's data files directly](/tutorials/run-mock-api-anywhere-cli/), or you may lose part of your mock's behavior.
+Also, if you want to run your mock API with the [CLI](/cli/), you must use [Mockoon's data files directly](/tutorials/self-host-mock-api-server-cli/), or you may lose part of your mock's behavior.
 
 ### Supported information
 

content/docs/v8.1.0/openapi/openapi-specification-compatibility.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Importing an OpenAPI specification file in Mockoon can be a good starting point
 - when importing an OpenAPI specification file, not all properties have equivalents in Mockoon, or some may not be implemented yet. See below for the list of imported information.
 
 Importing from or exporting to an OpenAPI specification file is a good starting point but not a way to share your mock APIs created with Mockoon. For sharing, we recommend that you directly [share Mockoon's data files](docs:mockoon-data-files/sharing-mock-api-files).  
-Also, if you want to run your mock API with the [CLI](/cli/), you must use [Mockoon's data files directly](/tutorials/run-mock-api-anywhere-cli/), or you may lose part of your mock's behavior.
+Also, if you want to run your mock API with the [CLI](/cli/), you must use [Mockoon's data files directly](/tutorials/self-host-mock-api-server-cli/), or you may lose part of your mock's behavior.
 
 ### Supported information
 

content/docs/v8.1.1/openapi/openapi-specification-compatibility.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Importing an OpenAPI specification file in Mockoon can be a good starting point
 - when importing an OpenAPI specification file, not all properties have equivalents in Mockoon, or some may not be implemented yet. See below for the list of imported information.
 
 Importing from or exporting to an OpenAPI specification file is a good starting point but not a way to share your mock APIs created with Mockoon. For sharing, we recommend that you directly [share Mockoon's data files](docs:mockoon-data-files/sharing-mock-api-files).  
-Also, if you want to run your mock API with the [CLI](/cli/), you must use [Mockoon's data files directly](/tutorials/run-mock-api-anywhere-cli/), or you may lose part of your mock's behavior.
+Also, if you want to run your mock API with the [CLI](/cli/), you must use [Mockoon's data files directly](/tutorials/self-host-mock-api-server-cli/), or you may lose part of your mock's behavior.
 
 ### Supported information
 

content/docs/v8.2.0/openapi/openapi-specification-compatibility.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Importing an OpenAPI specification file in Mockoon can be a good starting point
 - when importing an OpenAPI specification file, not all properties have equivalents in Mockoon, or some may not be implemented yet. See below for the list of imported information.
 
 Importing from or exporting to an OpenAPI specification file is a good starting point but not a way to share your mock APIs created with Mockoon. For sharing, we recommend that you directly [share Mockoon's data files](docs:mockoon-data-files/sharing-mock-api-files).  
-Also, if you want to run your mock API with the [CLI](/cli/), you must use [Mockoon's data files directly](/tutorials/run-mock-api-anywhere-cli/), or you may lose part of your mock's behavior.
+Also, if you want to run your mock API with the [CLI](/cli/), you must use [Mockoon's data files directly](/tutorials/self-host-mock-api-server-cli/), or you may lose part of your mock's behavior.
 
 ### Supported information
 

content/docs/v8.3.0/openapi/openapi-specification-compatibility.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Importing an OpenAPI specification file in Mockoon can be a good starting point
 - when importing an OpenAPI specification file, not all properties have equivalents in Mockoon, or some may not be implemented yet. See below for the list of imported information.
 
 Importing from or exporting to an OpenAPI specification file is a good starting point but not a way to share your mock APIs created with Mockoon. For sharing, we recommend that you directly [share Mockoon's data files](docs:mockoon-data-files/sharing-mock-api-files).  
-Also, if you want to run your mock API with the [CLI](/cli/), you must use [Mockoon's data files directly](/tutorials/run-mock-api-anywhere-cli/), or you may lose part of your mock's behavior.
+Also, if you want to run your mock API with the [CLI](/cli/), you must use [Mockoon's data files directly](/tutorials/self-host-mock-api-server-cli/), or you may lose part of your mock's behavior.
 
 ### Supported information
 

content/docs/v8.4.0/openapi/openapi-specification-compatibility.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Importing an OpenAPI specification file in Mockoon can be a good starting point
 - when importing an OpenAPI specification file, not all properties have equivalents in Mockoon, or some may not be implemented yet. See below for the list of imported information.
 
 Importing from or exporting to an OpenAPI specification file is a good starting point but not a way to share your mock APIs created with Mockoon. For sharing, we recommend that you directly [share Mockoon's data files](docs:mockoon-data-files/sharing-mock-api-files).  
-Also, if you want to run your mock API with the [CLI](/cli/), you must use [Mockoon's data files directly](/tutorials/run-mock-api-anywhere-cli/), or you may lose part of your mock's behavior.
+Also, if you want to run your mock API with the [CLI](/cli/), you must use [Mockoon's data files directly](/tutorials/self-host-mock-api-server-cli/), or you may lose part of your mock's behavior.
 
 ### Supported information