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 ## Background
 
-I wrote a [blog post] (https://blog.rockarch.org/choosing-kubernetes) in May of last year about how and why we chose to test EKS. To summarize, we thought EKS would help automate our containerized application deployment, provide high uptime for our applications, simplify infrastructure decisions, and alleviate the pain of critical power or network interruptions at the RAC. Furthermore, we were familiar with Amazon’s cloud ecosystem, which made EKS a reasonable choice. We moved ahead with this plan to evaluate EKS, and I, with a lot of help from the RAC’s IT department, stood up an EKS cluster with two worker nodes, updated two microservice applications for containerized deployment, deployed them on EKS using deployment, configuration, and secret files, connected those containers to RDS databases, and set up an ingress controller, ingress files, and created a service mesh for those applications. However, it slowly became clear through that process of setting up the infrastructure that Kubernetes was not the right solution for the RAC.
+I wrote a [blog post](https://blog.rockarch.org/choosing-kubernetes) in May of last year about how and why we chose to test EKS. To summarize, we thought EKS would help automate our containerized application deployment, provide high uptime for our applications, simplify infrastructure decisions, and alleviate the pain of critical power or network interruptions at the RAC. Furthermore, we were familiar with Amazon’s cloud ecosystem, which made EKS a reasonable choice. We moved ahead with this plan to evaluate EKS, and I, with a lot of help from the RAC’s IT department, stood up an EKS cluster with two worker nodes, updated two microservice applications for containerized deployment, deployed them on EKS using deployment, configuration, and secret files, connected those containers to RDS databases, and set up an ingress controller, ingress files, and created a service mesh for those applications. However, it slowly became clear through that process of setting up the infrastructure that Kubernetes was not the right solution for the RAC.
 
 ## Hypotheses