From cf736278bbfc54c5c468956ef870adfd220c315a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Artem Kamyshansky <48558418+kamartem@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2023 19:31:04 +0300
Subject: [PATCH] Typo correction

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 ### Manual Backups
 Manual Backups can be performed by entering the container and typing `backup-now`
 
-- Recently there was a request to have the container work with Kukbernetes cron scheduling. This can theoretically be accomplished by setting the container `MODE=MANUAL` and then setting `MANUAL_RUN_FOREVER=FALSE` - You would also want to disable a few features from the upstream base images specifically `CONTAINER_ENABLE_SCHEDULING` and `CONTAINER_ENABLE_MONITORING`. This should allow the container to start, execute a backup by executing and then exit cleanly. An alternative way to running the script is to execute `/etc/services.available/10-db-backup/run`.
+- Recently there was a request to have the container work with Kubernetes cron scheduling. This can theoretically be accomplished by setting the container `MODE=MANUAL` and then setting `MANUAL_RUN_FOREVER=FALSE` - You would also want to disable a few features from the upstream base images specifically `CONTAINER_ENABLE_SCHEDULING` and `CONTAINER_ENABLE_MONITORING`. This should allow the container to start, execute a backup by executing and then exit cleanly. An alternative way to running the script is to execute `/etc/services.available/10-db-backup/run`.
 
 ### Restoring Databases
 Entering in the container and executing `restore` will execute a menu based script to restore your backups - MariaDB, Postgres, and Mongo supported.