changing a few entries for eks jenkins update

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 # Running Jenkins jobs - optional module
 
-In this section, we will deploy a Jenkins master server into our cluster, and configure build jobs that will launch Jenkins agents inside Kubernetes pods. The Kubernetes pods will run on a dedicated EKS managed node group with Spot capacity. We will demonstrate automatically restarting jobs that could potentially fail due to EC2 Spot Interruptions, that occur when EC2 needs the capacity back.
+In this section, we will deploy a Jenkins server into our cluster, and configure build jobs that will launch Jenkins agents inside Kubernetes pods. The Kubernetes pods will run on a dedicated EKS managed node group with Spot capacity. We will demonstrate automatically restarting jobs that could potentially fail due to EC2 Spot Interruptions, that occur when EC2 needs the capacity back.
diff --git a/content/using_ec2_spot_instances_with_eks/080_jenkins/setup_jenkins.md b/content/using_ec2_spot_instances_with_eks/080_jenkins/setup_jenkins.md
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-title: "Setting up Jenkins"
+title: "Setting up Jenkins server"
 date: 2018-08-07T08:30:11-07:00
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		# Running Jenkins jobs - optional module

		In this section, we will deploy a Jenkins master server into our cluster, and configure build jobs that will launch Jenkins agents inside Kubernetes pods. The Kubernetes pods will run on a dedicated EKS managed node group with Spot capacity. We will demonstrate automatically restarting jobs that could potentially fail due to EC2 Spot Interruptions, that occur when EC2 needs the capacity back.
		In this section, we will deploy a Jenkins server into our cluster, and configure build jobs that will launch Jenkins agents inside Kubernetes pods. The Kubernetes pods will run on a dedicated EKS managed node group with Spot capacity. We will demonstrate automatically restarting jobs that could potentially fail due to EC2 Spot Interruptions, that occur when EC2 needs the capacity back.