docs: add kuberentes planning guide initial points

docs/admin/planning/kubernetes.md

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 ## The When and Why?
 
 Whether to use kubernetes , vm or a cluster of vms depends on answering several key questions some of which are:
-1. What's the size of my organization/customer serving base?
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-   Answering this question gives an expected load of authentications per second expected which determines if you are in the threshold of operating a VM for jans. Anything past 50 auths per second points to a cluster setup which is curerntly kuberentes. We do plan to support more cloud native setups soon.
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-2. Can my organization handle  min-hrs of downtime?
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-   This ties to question 1 but even with the best operational automation vm setups restoring/patching a vm will result in downtime.
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-3. Does my organization function in different regions?
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-   If your organization works in several regions a vm setup is almost immediately ruled out.
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-4. Does my organization expect to double in growth each year ? or possibly faster? 
 
-   If your organization or your customer base is growing fast rule out a VM setup.
+#### What's the size of my organization/customer serving base?
+Answering this question gives an expected load of authentications per second expected which determines if you are in the threshold of operating a VM for jans. Anything past 50 auths per second points to a cluster setup which is curerntly kuberentes. We do plan to support more cloud native setups soon.
 
-5. What's the persistence planned to be used in my jans deployment?
+#### Can my organization handle  min-hrs of downtime?
+This ties to question 1 but even with the best operational automation vm setups restoring/patching a vm will result in downtime.
 
-   If you plan to use LDAP you are almost immediately locked to a VM setup. Our kuberentes deployment supports an LDAP zonal setup only and we generally do not recommend it for a kubernetes setup.
+#### Does my organization function in different regions?
+If your organization works in several regions a vm setup is almost immediately ruled out.
 
-6. Is this an on-premise vs hybrid vs cloud deployment?
+#### Does my organization expect to double in growth each year ? or possibly faster?
+If your organization or your customer base is growing fast rule out a VM setup.
 
-   This question wieghs on the current infrastructure of your organization. Operating on-premis kubernetes setups needs generally more technical resources than operating a cloud setup. Comparing that to a vm setup, operating a vm setup is much easier in on-premise setups. The more the momentum of your org pulls to cloud vs onpremise the more it pulls to kuberetnes vs a vm setup respectively.
+#### What's the persistence planned to be used in my jans deployment?
+If you plan to use LDAP you are almost immediately locked to a VM setup. Our kuberentes deployment supports an LDAP zonal setup only and we generally do not recommend it for a kubernetes setup.
 
-7. What's my organizations technical expertise level on kubernetes vs vms?
+#### Is this an on-premise vs hybrid vs cloud deployment?
+This question wieghs on the current infrastructure of your organization. Operating on-premis kubernetes setups needs generally more technical resources than operating a cloud setup. Comparing that to a vm setup, operating a vm setup is much easier in on-premise setups. The more the momentum of your org pulls to cloud vs onpremise the more it pulls to kuberetnes vs a vm setup respectively.
 
-   This determines the amount of investment needed to overcome the learning curve to operate a kubernetes cluster. If your kubernetes technical resources are low and the above questions point to a vm setup you should think about going with a vm setup. If you got conflicting answers above , forexample if the customer size dedicated that you should operate a kubernetes cluster you need to invest in your technical staff. If you are on the borderline invest in your kubernetes technical staff while operating a vm setup and prepare to move in the near future.
+#### What's my organizations technical expertise level on kubernetes vs vms?
+This determines the amount of investment needed to overcome the learning curve to operate a kubernetes cluster. If your kubernetes technical resources are low and the above questions point to a vm setup you should think about going with a vm setup. If you got conflicting answers above , forexample if the customer size dedicated that you should operate a kubernetes cluster you need to invest in your technical staff. If you are on the borderline invest in your kubernetes technical staff while operating a vm setup and prepare to move in the near future.
 
 
 In general the kubernetes deployment offers an easy deployment strategy with a helm chart and an easy upgrade path but taking the above into account is very important.