diff --git a/athena-neptune/docs/neptune-connector-setup/README.md b/athena-neptune/docs/neptune-connector-setup/README.md
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--- a/athena-neptune/docs/neptune-connector-setup/README.md
+++ b/athena-neptune/docs/neptune-connector-setup/README.md
@@ -3,10 +3,10 @@
 To deploy the Amazon Athena Neptune connector, we will need the following pre-requisite information:
 1)	SpillBucket – You can either use an existing S3 bucket or create a new one to be used by the connector to store spill over results for Athena to consume.
 
-2)	NeptuneEndpoint – You can get this information from the Neptune console and copying the cluster “Writer” endpoint information.
+2)	NeptuneClusterEndpoint – You can get this information from the Neptune console and copying the cluster “Writer” endpoint information.
 ![](./assets/connector-clusterendpoint.png)
 
-3)	NeptuneClusterResId - To find the Neptune cluster resource ID in the Amazon Neptune AWS Management Console, choose the DB cluster that you want. The Resource ID is shown in the Configuration section.
+3)	NeptuneClusterResId/NeptuneClusterResourceID - To find the Neptune cluster resource ID in the Amazon Neptune AWS Management Console, choose the DB cluster that you want. The Resource ID is shown in the Configuration section.
 ![](./assets/connector-clusterId.png)
 
 4)	SecurityGroupIds – These are the Security Group ID(s) that the connector Lambda function uses to communicate with Neptune. There are two steps:
@@ -47,15 +47,15 @@ Scroll down to “Application Settings” and specify the following field values
 
   * GlueDatabaseName: This should be same as the glue database you created in one of the earlier steps. Example: graph-database.
 
-  * IamEnabled: This option indicates whether you have IAM DB Auth enabled on your Neptune Cluster or not. Default value is "false".
+  * IAMEnabled: This option indicates whether you have IAM DB Auth enabled on your Neptune Cluster or not. Default value is "false".
 
   * LambdaMemory: The memory allocation for the connector lambda function ranging between 128 – 3008 MB. The default is 3008 MB.
 
   * LambdaTimeout: Timeout value in seconds for the connector lambda function. Default value is 900 seconds.
 
-  * NeptuneEndpoint: Provide the Neptune Cluster endpoint that you have captured in one of the previous steps. 
+  * NeptuneClusterEndpoint: Provide the Neptune Cluster endpoint that you have captured in one of the previous steps. 
 
-  * NeptuneClusterResId: Provide the Neptune Cluster resourceid that you have captured in one of the previous steps.
+  * NeptuneClusterResId/NeptuneClusterResourceID: Provide the Neptune Cluster resourceid that you have captured in one of the previous steps.
 
   * NeptunePort: The listener 	port for your Neptune Cluster. Default is 8182.
 
@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ Scroll down to “Application Settings” and specify the following field values
 
   * SubnetIds: Subnet IDs that you have captured in one of the earlier steps separated by commas.
 
-  * NeptuneGraphtype: PROPERTYGRAPH or RDF.
+  * NeptuneGraphType: PROPERTYGRAPH or RDF.
 
 Provide Acknowledgement on the custom IAM roles creation and click on “Deploy”.
 Sample screenshots below: