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report/REPORT.md

@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ In order to enhance the availability of our software, we utilized tools from Ama
 
 #### Reliability
 
-There were numerous techniques employed to achieve the high level of reliability that we had set at project conception. In the project proposal it was outlined to achieve the necessary level of reliability, the project should have unit tests that thoroughly covers the core functionality of the system. These tests should ensure that the system maintains expected behaviour. We used test driven development to implement the unit and integration tests that cover the entire functionality of our application and previously mentioned in the testing section. These tests are then used in a GitHub workflow to ensure that every time a code change is pushed to main the tests run to ensure the core functionality works before the code reaches main. The availability of dev tools for deploy, teardown, redeployment and tests enhances the developer experience. The workflow for tests can be run on any branch and they are also able to be run locally or through the GitHub Actions. For more information about running / adding / using tests please visit. [documented tests](../docs/TESTS.md) For more information about running / adding / using tests please visit. [documented deployment](../docs/DEPLOY_TEARDOWN.md) Actual results for the tests can be viewed in GitHub Actions by selecting the Test workflow. Here you can see both the unit and integration tests being run on and the results of these. The integration tests cover every route, every possible response, every possible response code, validates the db for changes and has full integration tests as well. The benefit of a layered architecture here allows us to connect the test container directly to the persistence and db layer and allows us to validate the state of the db after every call to the backend.
+There were numerous techniques employed to achieve the high level of reliability that we had set at project conception. In the project proposal it was outlined to achieve the necessary level of reliability, the project should have unit tests that thoroughly covers the core functionality of the system. These tests should ensure that the system maintains expected behaviour. We used test driven development to implement the unit and integration tests that cover the entire functionality of our application and previously mentioned in the testing section. These tests are then used in a GitHub workflow to ensure that every time a code change is pushed to main the tests run to ensure the core functionality works before the code reaches main. The availability of dev tools for deploy, teardown, redeployment and tests enhances the developer experience. The workflow for tests can be run on any branch and they are also able to be run locally or through the GitHub Actions. For more information about running / adding / using tests please visit. [documented](../docs/TESTS.md) For more information about running / adding / using tests please visit. [documented deployment](../docs/DEPLOY_TEARDOWN.md) Actual results for the tests can be viewed in GitHub Actions by selecting the Test workflow. Here you can see both the unit and integration tests being run on and the results of these. The integration tests cover every route, every possible response, every possible response code, validates the db for changes and has full integration tests as well. The benefit of a layered architecture here allows us to connect the test container directly to the persistence and db layer and allows us to validate the state of the db after every call to the backend.
 
 Secondly, by deploying our application to Amazon Web Services, we remove the necessity to ensure the webservers running our application are working correctly. Through the shared responsibility model AWS is responsible for the infrastructure such as the hardware, software and networking that run AWS Cloud services. We then using terraform ensure the containers we deploy are reliable on AWS.