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 # Deploy blue green infrastructure
 
-Infrastructure changes like server or network policy updates can cause costly downtime if not managed correctly. Blue green deployment strategies lower this risk by maintaining two identical production environments, allowing you to test changes thoroughly before switching traffic. This guide explains what blue green infrastructure is  and explains how Terraform can help you implement it.
+Infrastructure changes like server or network policy updates can cause costly downtime if not managed correctly. Blue green deployment strategies lower this risk by maintaining two identical production environments, allowing you to test changes before switching traffic. This guide explains what blue green infrastructure is and how Terraform can help you implement it.
 
 ## What is blue green infrastructure
 
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 ## Using Terraform for blue green deployments
 
-HashiCorp's Terraform is an infrastructure as code tool that can help you deploy and manage blue green infrastructure environments. By using Terraform modules, you can consistently deploy identical infrastructure using the same code but in different environments through variables. You can also define feature toggles in your Terraform code to create a blue and green deployment environment simultaneously. You can then test your application in your new green environment, and then, when you are ready, set the toggle in your code to destroy your blue environment. 
+HashiCorp's Terraform is an infrastructure as code tool that can help you deploy and manage blue green infrastructure environments. By using Terraform modules, you can consistently deploy identical infrastructure using the same code but in different environments through variables. You can also define feature toggles in your Terraform code to create a blue and green deployment environment simultaneously. You can then test your application in your new green environment, and then, when you are ready, set the toggle in your code to destroy your blue environment.
 
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