Update the Server version to 8_0 in Morpheus install and upgrade pages

modules/ROOT/nav.adoc

@@ -206,11 +206,9 @@ include::third-party:partial$nav.adoc[]
  ** xref:install:deployment-considerations-lt-3nodes.adoc[Two-Node and Single-Node Clusters]
 * xref:install:install-intro.adoc[Installation]
  ** xref:install:install-linux.adoc[Install on Linux]
-  *** xref:install:rhel-suse-install-intro.adoc[Red Hat]
+  *** xref:install:rhel-suse-install-intro.adoc[Red Hat, Oracle Linux, or Amazon Linux]
   *** xref:install:ubuntu-debian-install.adoc[Ubuntu & Debian]
   *** xref:install:install_suse.adoc[SUSE Enterprise]
-  *** xref:install:install-oracle.adoc[Oracle Enterprise]
-  *** xref:install:amazon-linux2-install.adoc[Amazon Linux 2]
   *** xref:install:non-root.adoc[Non-Root Install and Upgrade]
  ** xref:install:install-package-windows.adoc[Install on Windows]
  ** xref:install:macos-install.adoc[Install on macOS]

modules/install/pages/deployment-considerations-lt-3nodes.adoc

@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ Therefore, continue to monitor the RAM and CPU use of your arbiter node, especia
 
 === Metadata Management
 
-In Couchbase Server 7.0+, metadata is managed by means of _Chronicle_; which is a _consensus-based_ system, based on the https://raft.github.io/[Raft^] algorithm.
+In Couchbase Server 7.0 or a later version, metadata is managed by means of _Chronicle_; which is a _consensus-based_ system, based on the https://raft.github.io/[Raft^] algorithm.
 Due to the strong consistency with which topology-related metadata is thus managed, in the event of a _quorum failure_ (meaning, the unresponsiveness of at least half of the cluster's nodes -- for example, the unresponsiveness of one node in a two-node cluster), no modification of nodes, buckets, scopes, and collections can take place until the quorum failure is resolved.
 
 

modules/install/pages/install-linux.adoc

@@ -6,20 +6,16 @@
 
 == Supported Linux Platforms
 
-Couchbase Server can be installed and run on Red Hat-based distributions, Ubuntu, Debian, SUSE Enterprise, Oracle Enterprise, and Amazon Linux.
+Couchbase Server can be installed and run on Red Hat-based distributions, Oracle Enterprise, Amazon Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, and SUSE Enterprise.
 
 The following procedures use Couchbase packages, and require the user who performs the install to have _root_ or _sudo_ privileges:
 
-* xref:install:rhel-suse-install-intro.adoc[Install on Red Hat-based distributions].
+* xref:install:rhel-suse-install-intro.adoc[Install on Red Hat-based distributions, Oracle Linux, or Amazon Linux].
 
 * xref:install:ubuntu-debian-install.adoc[Install on Ubuntu and Debian].
 
 * xref:install:install_suse.adoc[Install on SUSE Enterprise].
 
-* xref:install:install-oracle.adoc[Install on Oracle Enterprise].
-
-* xref:install:amazon-linux2-install.adoc[Install on Amazon Linux 2].
-
 Additionally, a _non-package-based_ install is performed on all the above platforms.
 Unlike the package-based install, this does _not_ require root or sudo privileges.
 After the non-package-based install, the same user can stop, start, and get status on the server; and can also perform upgrade.

modules/install/pages/install-package-windows.adoc

@@ -65,9 +65,16 @@ cd C:\Users\customer\Downloads
 
 . Start the Couchbase-Server install wizard; by using the `call` command, and specifying the `.msi` file that you have downloaded:
 +
+[.source,shell]
+----
+call couchbase-server-enterprise_<version_number>-<build_number>-windows_amd64.msi
+----
++
+The following is only an example:
++
 [source,shell]
 ----
-call couchbase-server-enterprise_7.1.0-windows_amd64.msi
+call couchbase-server-enterprise_8.0.0-3777-windows_amd64.msi
 ----
 +
 The install wizard now appears:

modules/install/pages/non-root.adoc

@@ -126,11 +126,12 @@ This concludes the procedure for establishing and verifying new limits for user
 
 To perform a non-root installation of Couchbase Server on any supported Linux distribution, proceed as follows:
 
-. Download the Couchbase Server RPM, using `wget` or `curl`.
+. Download the Couchbase Server RPM from the https://www.couchbase.com/downloads/[Couchbase Downloads] page.
 
 . Using `wget` or `curl`, download the appropriate binary for your platform (the URI is the same for all supported x86_64 or aarch64 Linux distributions):
 + 
 {aarch64-install-location}[role=add-ext-icon]
++
 {x86-install-location}[role=add-ext-icon]
 + 
 NOTE: In the following examples, use the appropriate suffix (`"x86_64"` or `"aarch64"`) instead of `#<platform-suffix>#` for the `cb-non-package-installer`.
@@ -155,7 +156,7 @@ For example:
 [source, console, subs=+quotes]
 ----
  ./cb-non-package-installer-#<platform-suffix># --install --install-location ./cb-install \
- --package ./couchbase-server-enterprise-7.1.0-amzn2.#<platform-suffix>#.rpm
+ --package ./couchbase-server-enterprise-8.0.0-linux.#<platform-suffix>#.rpm
 ----
 +
 NOTE: the program performs dependency checking, prior to installation.
@@ -262,7 +263,7 @@ For example:
 [source, console, subs=+quotes]
 ----
 ./cb-non-package-installer-#<platform-suffix># --upgrade --install-location ./cb-install \
---package ./couchbase-server-enterprise-7.1.0-amzn2.#<platform-suffix>#.rpm
+--package ./couchbase-server-enterprise-8.0.0-linux.#<platform-suffix>#.rpm
 ----
 
 During upgrade, the following message may appear: