moved a paragraph and tweaked titles

Author: anupras-mohapatra-arm

content/learning-paths/servers-and-cloud-computing/nginx_tune/before_and_after.md

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-title: Measure the impact of NGINX tuning on Arm
+title: Measure the impact of NGINX tuning 
 description: Learn how to approach NGINX performance tuning as a measurement-driven process and compare baseline results with tuned results.
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content/learning-paths/servers-and-cloud-computing/nginx_tune/kernel_comp_lib.md

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-title: Tune kernel, compiler, and library settings for performance on Arm
+title: Tune kernel, compiler, and library settings for performance
 description: Tune Linux network settings and evaluate compiler, OpenSSL, PCRE, and zlib choices that can affect NGINX performance on Arm-based platforms.
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content/learning-paths/servers-and-cloud-computing/nginx_tune/test_optimizations.md

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-title: Test NGINX optimizations on Arm
+title: Load test your NGINX optimizations 
 description: Build wrk and run repeatable load tests against NGINX workloads on Arm-based platforms to compare tuning results.
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 Run the sample commands from the `wrk` build directory, or use the full path to the `wrk` binary.
 
-The following sample command tests a file server or reverse proxy. Select thread and connection values that load the NGINX server without causing connection, read, or write errors in `wrk` or NGINX. Because `wrk` does not use a fixed request-rate option, adjust `-t`, `-c`, and `-d` to scale load and keep the same values when comparing configurations.
+The following sample command tests a file server or reverse proxy:
 
 ```bash
 ./wrk -t64 -c200 -d60s --latency https://<nginx_ip_or_dns>/1kb
 ```
 
+Choose thread and connection values that load the NGINX server without causing connection, read, or write errors in `wrk` or NGINX. Because `wrk` does not use a fixed request-rate option, adjust `-t`, `-c`, and `-d` to scale load and keep the same values when comparing configurations.
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 The following sample command tests an API gateway path:
 
 ```bash

content/learning-paths/servers-and-cloud-computing/nginx_tune/tune_revprox_and_apigw.md

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-title: Tune an NGINX reverse proxy or API gateway for performance on Arm 
+title: Tune an NGINX reverse proxy or API gateway for performance 
 description: Tune NGINX reverse proxy and API gateway directives for Arm-based platforms so upstream keepalive, rewrites, and caching decisions match your workload.
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content/learning-paths/servers-and-cloud-computing/nginx_tune/tune_static_file_server.md

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-title: Tune an NGINX static file server for performance on Arm
+title: Tune an NGINX static file server for performance
 description: Tune top-level NGINX and static file server directives for Arm-based platforms so you can improve connection handling, file serving, and TLS performance.
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