message: docs: LogView Plugin description corrected
diff: @@ -103,11 +103,11 @@ WebShell is a CloudStack-UI extension designed to perform a clientless SSH conne
  This feature is not available in basic CloudStack UI and API. Plugin deployment and configuration instructions can be found on [the plugin page](https://github.com/bwsw/cloudstack-ui/wiki/WebShell-Plugin#webshell-plugin-deployment).
  -**View Logs Plugin**
  +**LogView Plugin**
  -This extension is an API plugin featured with the UI that our team has developed to process and view virtual machine logs which are handled by ELK and delivered by Filebeat. The extension is activated in the CloudStack-UI configuration file after installing it into CloudStack and deploying the required components. The version of the plugin matches Apache CloudStack version that it is built for. The plugin is developed and tested only with Apache CloudStack 4.11.1
  +This extension allows users to view VM log files. It uses the LogView backend-plugin that extends the CloudStack API with additional requests providing access the VM log files storage. For the LogView UI-plugin operation, firstly, the LogView backend-plugin should be downloaded from [GitHub](https://github.com/bwsw/cloud-plugin-vm-logs) and deployed. The plugin uses the ELK stack to store machine log files and Filebeat to export log files from a VM to the storage. The plugin is developed and tested only with Apache CloudStack 4.11.1.
  -After deployment, the _View logs_ section is available in the CloudStack-UI. There a user can select the log files to display by setting up main parameters - a virtual machine and a date for which a user wishes to see the logs. Optionally, you can specify a time period and keywords to filter the log files.
  +Then, it is necessary to enable the LogView UI-plugin via the CloudStack-UI configuration file. After activation, the _View Logs_ section appears in CloudStack-UI. There a user can select the log files to display by setting up main parameters - a virtual machine and a date for which a user wishes to see the logs.
  Plugin deployment and configuration instructions can be found at the [plugin page](https://github.com/bwsw/cloudstack-ui/wiki/View-Logs-Plugin).
  