[GitHub] markusthoemmes closed pull request #3305: Fix misspelled words

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markusthoemmes closed pull request #3305: Fix misspelled words
URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-openwhisk/pull/3305
 
 
   

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diff --git a/docs/use_cases.md b/docs/use_cases.md
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@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Full web applications can be built and run with OpenWhisk. Combining serverless
 
 One of the things that helps is the option of OpenWhisk CLI *wsk* tool called "--annotation web-export true", which makes the code accessible from a web browser.
 
-Here are few examples on how to use OpenWhisk to buils a web app:
+Here are few examples on how to use OpenWhisk to build a web app:
 - [Web Actions: Serverless Web Apps with OpenWhisk](https://medium.com/openwhisk/web-actions-serverless-web-apps-with-openwhisk-f21db459f9ba).
 - [Build a user-facing OpenWhisk application with Bluemix and Node.js](https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/cloud/library/cl-openwhisk-node-bluemix-user-facing-app/index.html)
 - [Serverless HTTP handlers with OpenWhisk](https://medium.com/openwhisk/serverless-http-handlers-with-openwhisk-90a986cc7cdd)
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ Here are few examples on how to use OpenWhisk to buils a web app:
 
 It is certainly possible to implement IoT applications using traditional server architectures, however in many cases the combination of different services and data bridges requires high performance and flexible pipelines, spanning from IoT devices up to cloud storage and an analytics platform. Often pre-configured bridges lack the programmability required to implement and fine-tune a particular solution architecture. Given the huge variety of possible pipelines and the lack of standardization around data fusion in general and in IoT in particular, there are many cases where the pipeline requires custom data transformation (for format conversion, filtering, augmentation, etc). OpenWhisk is an excellent tool to implement such a transformation, in a ?serverless? manner, where the custom logic is hosted on a fully managed and elastic cloud platform.
 
-Internet of Things scenarios are often inherently sensor-driven. For example, an action in OpenWhisk might be triggered if there is a need to react to a sensor that is exceeding a particular temperature. IoT interactions are usually stateless with potential for very high level of load in case of major events (natural disasters, significant weather events, traffic jams, etc.) This creates a need for an elastic system where normal workload might be small, but needs to scale very quickly with predictable response time and ability to handle extremely large number of events with no prior warning to the system. It is very hard to build a system to meet these requirements using traditional server architectures as they tend to either be underpowerd and unable to handle peak in traffic or be overprovisioned and extremely expensive.
+Internet of Things scenarios are often inherently sensor-driven. For example, an action in OpenWhisk might be triggered if there is a need to react to a sensor that is exceeding a particular temperature. IoT interactions are usually stateless with potential for very high level of load in case of major events (natural disasters, significant weather events, traffic jams, etc.) This creates a need for an elastic system where normal workload might be small, but needs to scale very quickly with predictable response time and ability to handle extremely large number of events with no prior warning to the system. It is very hard to build a system to meet these requirements using traditional server architectures as they tend to either be underpowered and unable to handle peak in traffic or be over-provisioned and extremely expensive.
 
 Here is a sample IoT application that uses OpenWhisk, NodeRed, Cognitive and other services: [Serverless transformation of IoT data-in-motion with OpenWhisk](https://medium.com/openwhisk/serverless-transformation-of-iot-data-in-motion-with-openwhisk-272e36117d6c#.akt3ocjdt).
 


 

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