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Author: rcastley

content/en/s4r/3-quick-tour/6-infrastructure-home/2-infrastructure-home.md

@@ -26,8 +26,8 @@ Using the Infrastructure pane, we can select the infrastructure/technology we ar
 
 ![cluster](../images/k8s-cluster.png)
 
-* The Kubernetes Navigator uses color to indicate health. As you can see there two pods or services that are unhealthy and in Failed state (1). The rest are healthy and running. This is not uncommon in shared Kubernetes environments, so we replicated that for the workshop.
-* Note the two **Related content** tiles at the side, under *Nodes dependency* (2), one for Mysql and one for Redis.
+* The Kubernetes Navigator uses color to indicate health. As you can see there two pods or services that are unhealthy and in a Failed state (**1**). The rest are healthy and running. This is not uncommon in shared Kubernetes environments, so we replicated that for the workshop.
+* Note the tiles to the side, under **Nodes dependencies** (**2**), specifically the MySQL and Redis tiles. These are the two databases used by our e-commerce application.
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@@ -39,19 +39,22 @@ A good example of this is the Kubernetes Navigator showing you **Related Content
 
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-* Find and click on the **Redis** tile. This will take to the list of the *Redis* Datastore services. Select the one running on your cluster, the naming convention is **redis-[NAME OF WORKSHOP]**.
+* Find and click on the **Redis** tile. This will take you to the list of the *Redis* Datastore services. Select the one running on your cluster, the naming convention is **redis-[NAME OF WORKSHOP]**.
 
  ![redis](../images/redis-2.png)
 
 * This will bring you to the Redis Datastore Navigator. This navigator will show charts with metric data from the active *Redis* cluster from our e-commerce site.
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-**Are there Related Content Tiles? (Check answer for more info.)**
+**Are there Related Content Tiles? (Check the answer for more info.)**
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 **Yes, there is one for Kubernetes.**
 * Click the tile, it will bring us back into the Kubernetes Navigator, this time at the Pod level showing the Pod that runs the Redis Service.
 * To return to full circle to the Cluster level, simply click on the link *Cluster* (1) at the top of the screen.
+* This will bring you to the REDIS Data store Navigator, which will show charts with metrics data from the active *Redis* cluster from our e-commerce site.
+* Note that again we have **Related Content** tile, this time for Kubernetes. Click the tile, it will bring us back into the Kubernetes Navigator, this time at the Pod level showing the Pod that runs the Redis Service.
+* To return to the Cluster level, simply click on the link *Cluster* (1) at the top of the screen.
 
  ![node](../images/node-link.png)
 
@@ -63,4 +66,4 @@ Either move to the next page and run an *optional* but more detailed exercise ba
 
 This completes the tour of Splunk Infrastructure and Splunk Observability Cloud.  
 
-Here, have some some virtual 💶 and let's go and look at our e-commerce site, the 'Online Boutique' and do some shopping.
+Here, have some virtual 💶 and let's go and look at our e-commerce site, the 'Online Boutique' and do some shopping.