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Co-authored-by: Mireia Perez Fuster <mireia.perez@enterprisedb.com>

Author: mpfuster

product_docs/docs/pgd/6.3/node_management/creating_nodes.mdx

@@ -22,9 +22,9 @@ You must install your selected Postgres distribution on each node you are config
 
 ## Installing the BDR extension
 
-The BDR extension is the key to PGD's distributed architecture. You need to install the BDR extension on each node in your PGD cluster. The BDR extension is available from the EDB Postgres Distributed repository. You need to add the `postgres_distributed` repository to your package management system on Linux and then install the `edb-pgd6` package. You can find the repository configuration instructions in the [PGD manual installation guide](/pgd/current/lifecycle/deploying/deploy-manual/02-configure-repositories/).
+The BDR extension is the key to PGD's distributed architecture. You need to install the BDR extension on each node in your PGD cluster. The BDR extension is available from the EDB Postgres Distributed repository. You need to add the EDB repository to your package management system on Linux and then install the PGD package. You can find the repository configuration instructions in the [PGD manual installation guide](/pgd/current/lifecycle/deploying/deploy-manual/02-configure-repositories/).
 
-Once the repository is configured, you can install the BDR package with your package manager. The package name is `edb-pgd6-<edition>-pg<postgres_version_number>` where `<postgres_version_number>` is the version of Postgres you are using. For example, if you are using Postgres 14, the package name is `edb-pgd6-essential-pg14`.
+Once the repository is configured, you can install the PGD package with your package manager. The package name is `edb-pgd6-<edition>-pg<postgres_distribution><version>` where `<postgres_distribution>` is the Postgres distribution you are using and <version> is the version of Postgres you are using. For example, if you are using community Postgres 14 and want to install PGD Essential, the package name is `edb-pgd6-essential-pg14`. For details on package naming, see [Installing the database and pgd](/pgd/current/lifecycle/deploying/deploy-manual/03-installing-database-and-pgd/).
 
 ### Configuring the database for PGD