Fix typo

Author: changeworld

articles/azure-monitor/insights/container-insights-health-monitors-config.md

@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ Azure Monitor for containers includes a number of key monitoring scenarios that
 |Container memory utilization |Unit monitor |This monitor reports combined health status of the Memory utilization(RSS) of the instances of the container.<br> It performs a simple comparison that compares each sample to a single threshold, and specified by the configuration parameter **ConsecutiveSamplesForStateTransition**.<br> Its state is calculated as the worst state of 90% of the container (StateThresholdPercentage) instances, sorted in descending order of severity of container health state (that is, Critical, Warning, Healthy).<br> If no record is received from a container instance, then the health state of the container instance is reported as **Unknown**, and has higher precedence in the sorting order over the **Critical** state.<br> Each individual container instance's state is calculated using the thresholds specified in the configuration. If the usage is over critical threshold (90%), then the instance is in a **Critical** state, if it is less than critical threshold (90%) but greater than warning threshold (80%), then the instance is in a **Warning** state. Otherwise, it is in **Healthy** state. |ConsecutiveSamplesForStateTransition<br> FailIfLessThanPercentage<br> StateThresholdPercentage<br> WarnIfGreaterThanPercentage| 3<br> 90<br> 90<br> 80 ||
 |Container CPU utilization |Unit monitor |This monitor reports combined health status of the CPU utilization of the instances of the container.<br> It performs a simple comparison that compares each sample to a single threshold, and specified by the configuration parameter **ConsecutiveSamplesForStateTransition**.<br> Its state is calculated as the worst state of 90% of the container (StateThresholdPercentage) instances, sorted in descending order of severity of container health state (that is, Critical, Warning, Healthy).<br> If no record is received from a container instance, then the health state of the container instance is reported as **Unknown**, and has higher precedence in the sorting order over the **Critical** state.<br> Each individual container instance's state is calculated using the thresholds specified in the configuration. If the usage is over critical threshold (90%), then the instance is in a **Critical** state, if it is less than critical threshold (90%) but greater than warning threshold (80%), then the instance is in a **Warning** state. Otherwise, it is in **Healthy** state. |ConsecutiveSamplesForStateTransition<br> FailIfLessThanPercentage<br> StateThresholdPercentage<br> WarnIfGreaterThanPercentage| 3<br> 90<br> 90<br> 80 ||
 |System workload pods ready |Unit monitor |This monitor reports status based on percentage of pods in ready state in a given workload. Its state is set to **Critical** if less than 100% of the pods are in a **Healthy** state |ConsecutiveSamplesForStateTransition<br> FailIfLessThanPercentage |2<br> 100 ||
-|Kube API status |Unit monitor |This monitor reports status of Kube Api service. Monitor is in critical state in case Kube Api endpoint is unavailable. For this particular monitor, the state is determined by making a query to the 'nodes' endpoint for the kube-api server. Anything other than an OK response code changes the monitor to a **Critical** state. | No configuration properties |||
+|Kube API status |Unit monitor |This monitor reports status of Kube API service. Monitor is in critical state in case Kube API endpoint is unavailable. For this particular monitor, the state is determined by making a query to the 'nodes' endpoint for the kube-api server. Anything other than an OK response code changes the monitor to a **Critical** state. | No configuration properties |||
 
 ### Aggregate monitors