[incubator-trafficcontrol] 01/04: updated documentation to remove MySQL and create a TO README.md

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commit 390386f42dd4949ae9c7738f477cd0702049dcee
Author: Dewayne Richardson <de...@apache.org>
AuthorDate: Thu Mar 15 08:55:43 2018 -0600

    updated documentation to remove MySQL and create a TO README.md
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 docs/source/overview/traffic_ops.rst | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/docs/source/overview/traffic_ops.rst b/docs/source/overview/traffic_ops.rst
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--- a/docs/source/overview/traffic_ops.rst
+++ b/docs/source/overview/traffic_ops.rst
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ Traffic Ops
 ===========
 Traffic Ops is the tool for administration (configuration and monitoring) of all components in a Traffic Control CDN. The CDN administrator uses Traffic Ops to manage servers, cache groups, delivery services, etc. In many cases, a configuration change requires propagation to several, or even all, caches and only explicitly after or before the same change propagates to Traffic Router. Traffic Ops takes care of this required consistency between the different components and their configurat [...]
 
-Traffic Ops uses a MySQL or PostgreSQL database to store the configuration information, and the `Mojolicious framework <http://mojolicio.us/>`_ to generate the user interface and APIs. Not all configuration data is in this database however; for sensitive data, like SSL private keys or token based authentication shared secrets, a separate key-value store is used, allowing the operator to harden the server that runs this key-value store better from a security perspective (i.e only allow Tr [...]
+Traffic Ops uses a PostgreSQL database to store the configuration information, and the `Mojolicious framework <http://mojolicio.us/>`_ and `Go https://golang.org/`_ to generate APIs used by the Traffic Portal. Not all configuration data is in this database however; for sensitive data, like SSL private keys or token based authentication shared secrets, a separate key-value store is used, allowing the operator to harden the server that runs this key-value store better from a security persp [...]
 
 Traffic Ops generates all the application specific configuration files for the caches and other servers. The caches and other servers check in with Traffic Ops at a regular interval (default 15 minutes) to see if updated configuration files require application.
 

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