replaced diagrams

Author: fhennig

modules/concepts/images/s3-fully-separated.drawio.svg

@@ -43,10 +43,7 @@ spec:
 S3Bucket(s) reference S3Connection(s) objects. Both types of objects can be referenced by other resources. For example in a DruidCluster you can specify a bucket for deep storage and an S3Connection for data ingestion.
 S3Connection objects can be defined in a standalone fashion or they can be inlined into a bucket object. Similarly a bucket can be defined in a standalone object or inlined into an enclosing object.
 
-[excalidraw,s3-cluster-bucket-connection-reference,svg,width=70%]
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-include::partial$diagrams/S3ResourceOverview.excalidraw[]
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+image::s3-overview.drawio.svg[TODO alt text]
 
 The diagram above shows three examples of how the objects can be
  structured.
@@ -78,10 +75,7 @@ spec:
 
 The inline definition is variant 3 in the figure above.
 
-[excalidraw,s3-cluster-bucket-connection-reference,svg,width=70%]
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-include::partial$diagrams/S3ResourcesInlined.excalidraw[]
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+image::s3-inline.drawio.svg[TODO alt text]
 
 This variant has the advantage that everything is defined in a single file, right where it is going to be used:
 
@@ -111,10 +105,7 @@ spec:
 
 Often multiple buckets are used across a data pipeline, as well as buckets being used by different applications, so stand-alone resource definitions that can be referenced from multiple objects make sense.
 
-[excalidraw,s3-cluster-bucket-connection-reference,svg,width=70%]
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-include::partial$diagrams/S3ResourcesByReference.excalidraw[]
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+image::s3-fully-separated.drawio.svg[TODO alt text]
 
 The DruidCluster references the S3Bucket, which in turn references the S3Connection. First the definition of the S3Connection: