Remove the 'd' prefix before all makefile commands

Makefile

@@ -5,31 +5,31 @@ PORTS = -p 7000:7000 -p 7001:7001 -p 7002:7002 -p 7003:7003 -p 7004:7004 -p 7005
 
 help:
 	@echo "Please use 'make <target>' where <target> is one of"
-	@echo "  dbuild           build the docker image containing a redis cluster"
-	@echo "  drebuild         rebuilds the image from scratch without using any cached layers"
-	@echo "  drun             run the built docker image"
-	@echo "  dbash            starts bash inside a running container."
-	@echo "  dclean           removes the tmp cid file on disk"
+	@echo "  build           build the docker image containing a redis cluster"
+	@echo "  rebuild         rebuilds the image from scratch without using any cached layers"
+	@echo "  run             run the built docker image"
+	@echo "  bash            starts bash inside a running container."
+	@echo "  clean           removes the tmp cid file on disk"
 
-dbuild:
+build:
 	@echo "Building docker image..."
 	docker build -t ${IMAGE_NAME} .
 
-drebuild:
+rebuild:
 	@echo "Rebuilding docker image..."
 	docker build --no-cache=true -t ${IMAGE_NAME} .
 
-drun:
+run:
 	@echo "Running docker image..."
 	docker run -d $(PORTS) --cidfile $(CID_FILE) -i -t ${IMAGE_NAME}
 
-dbash:
+bash:
 	docker exec -it $(CID) /bin/bash
 
-dstop:
+stop:
 	docker stop $(CID)
 	-make dclean
 
-dclean:
+clean:
 	# Cleanup cidfile on disk
 	-rm $(CID_FILE)

README.md

@@ -22,9 +22,9 @@ Install `docker` on your system. 1.0 or higher is recommended. Instructions can
 
 Download the latest build from docker hub with `docker pull grokzen/redis-cluster`
 
-To build the image run either `make dbuild` or `make drebuild`. It will be built to the image name `grokzen/redis-cluster`.
+To build the image run either `make build` or `make rebuild`. It will be built to the image name `grokzen/redis-cluster`.
 
-To start the image run `make drun`. It will be started in the background. To gain access to the running image you can get a bash session by running `make dbash`.
+To start the image run `make run`. It will be started in the background. To gain access to the running image you can get a bash session by running `make bash`.
 
 Test to connect to the cluster with `redis-cli -p 7000`. If you do not want to install a redis server on your host to get access to `redis-cli` you can run a `exec` command to run it inside the docker container. It can be done with `docker exec -it <ContainerID> /redis/src/redis-cli -p 7000` where `<ContainerID>` can be found inside the CID file at `/tmp/grokzen-redis-cluster.cid` or via `docker ps`.