Some more examples README tweaks
# Examples
-* Helm examples in `helm/kanister/`
+## Helm Examples
- To make it easier to experiment with Kanister, we have modified a few upstream Helm charts to add Kanister Blueprints as well as easily configure the application via Helm. More information on these is available in the [kanister docs](https://docs.kanister.io/helm.html)
+To make it easier to experiment with Kanister, we have modified a few upstream Helm charts to add Kanister Blueprints as well as easily configure the application via Helm. More information on these is available in the [kanister docs](https://docs.kanister.io/helm.html) with a brief summary available below:
* `kanister-mongodb-replicaset/`
Dynamically scaleable MongoDB replica set protected using mongodump
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* `kanister-mysql/`
- Single node MySQL deployment protected using mysqldump
+ Single-node MySQL deployment protected using mysqldump.
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* `kanister-postgresql/`
- PostgreSQL deployment protected using continuous archiving of PostgreSQL WAL files and base backups.
- Supports point-in-time restore.
+ PostgreSQL deployment protected using continuous archiving of PostgreSQL WAL files and base backups. Supports advanced features such as Point-In-Time-Restore (PITR).
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+## Non-Helm Examples
* `mongo-sidecar/`
- MongoDB statefulset with a kanister sidecar. Uses monogdump.
+ MongoDB statefulset with a Kanister sidecar. Uses monogdump.
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* `postgres-basic-pgdump/`
- Unmodified PostgreSQL deployment protected using `pg_dumpall`
+ Unmodified PostgreSQL deployment (deployed via the Patroni operator) and protected using `pg_dumpall`.
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* `time-log/`
- Kanister tutorial. Demonstrates Kanister features using a simple time-logger deployment
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+ Kanister tutorial. Demonstrates Kanister features using a simple time-logger deployment.
