Update vote-deployment.yaml

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• New Features

  • Increased the number of instances for the "vote" application from 1 to 2, enhancing availability and load handling.

• Improvements

  • Improved application performance and fault tolerance through a more resilient deployment strategy.

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The pull request modifies the deployment configuration for the "vote" application by increasing the number of replicas from 1 to 2. This change aims to enhance the application's availability and load handling capabilities by allowing multiple instances to run concurrently.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
k8s-specifications/vote-deployment.yaml	Modified replicas: 1 to replicas: 2 in the spec section of the vote deployment.

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In fields of code where rabbits play,
A vote app grows, hip-hip-hooray!
With two fine friends, it hops along,
Handling loads, oh so strong!
Together they leap, in harmony,
A joyful dance of redundancy! 🐇✨

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8-8: LGTM! The replica count update enhances the application's resilience.

Increasing the number of replicas from 1 to 2 is a positive change that improves the "vote" application's availability and load handling capabilities by running multiple instances concurrently. This adjustment aligns with the PR objective and demonstrates a move towards a more resilient deployment strategy.

The higher replica count will help ensure better fault tolerance and consistent performance under varying loads. Great work!

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