L2SS-391: Update README.md to shorten in lieu of upcoming sphinx documentation

README.md

@@ -46,33 +46,4 @@ make status
 
 If not, you can inspect why with `docker logs <container>`. The containers will automatically be restarted on reboot or failure. Stop them explicitly to bring them down (`make stop <container>`).
 
-## Start up
-
-The start-up procedure is needed both after bootstrapping and after a system reboot. Once per reboot, the host kernel needs to be configured:
-
-```
-make start elk-configure-host
-```
-
-The software devices start in an OFF state, after bootstrap or reboot. To boot the devices, go to Jupyter (replace "localhost" with the hostname of your installation, if required): http://localhost:8888/notebooks/Home.ipynb . Then, in Grafana (http://localhost:3000), you should see the devices reaching the ON state.
-
-# Remote Interfaces
-
-The station provides the following interfaces accessible through your browser (assuming you run on `localhost`):
-
-|Interface|Subsystem|URL|Default credentials|
-|---------|---------|---|-----------|
-|Interactive scripting|Jupyter|http://localhost:8888||
-|Monitoring|Grafana|http://localhost:3000|admin/admin|
-|Logs|Kibana|http://localhost:5601||
-
-Futhermore, there are some low-level interfaces:
-
-|Interface|Subsystem|URL|Default credentials|
-|---------|---------|---|-----------|
-|Tango API|Tango|http://localhost:10000||
-|Timeseries Database|Prometheus|http://localhost:9090||
-|ReST API|tango-rest|http://localhost:8080|tango-cs/tango|
-|Tango Database|MariaDB|http://localhost:3306|tango/tango|
-|Archive Database|MariaDB|http://localhost:3307|tango/tango|
-|Log Database|ElasticSearch|http://localhost:9200||
+Most notably, you will have web interfaces available at http://localhost:8888 (Jupyter Notebook), and http://localhost:3000 (Grafana).