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@@ -139,13 +139,13 @@ <h2>OpenStack under the hood</h2>
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-            OpenStack uses a modular architecture with every service responsible for an individual cloud feature. This includes identity management, an image catalogue as well as all the compute, network and storage functions that are typically required to provision and decommission virtual machines.
+            OpenStack uses a modular architecture with every service responsible for an individual cloud feature. This includes identity management, an image catalog as well as all the compute, network and storage functions that are typically required to provision and decommission virtual machines.
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             The services are further broken down into processes based on a microservices architecture. Each process implements an atomic cloud function, such as handling user requests, proxying database queries or invoking various types of backend technologies used by OpenStack underneath.
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-            In order to minimise its footprint, Canonical OpenStack ships with only the key features enabled by default. Additional features, such as CaaS or a Load Balancer can be enabled post-deployment with a single terminal command.
+            In order to minimize its footprint, Canonical OpenStack ships with only the key features enabled by default. Additional features, such as CaaS or a Load Balancer can be enabled post-deployment with a single terminal command.
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-          In principle, OpenStack resembles the behaviour of leading public clouds. Users can provision resources from their own pool through a self-service portal. All requests are handled by OpenStack itself in a fully automated way. Don't believe it?
+          In principle, OpenStack resembles the behavior of leading public clouds. Users can provision resources from their own pool through a self-service portal. All requests are handled by OpenStack itself in a fully automated way. Don't believe it?
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