Merge pull request #444 from coreos/aws-docs

DOCS: Add note to AWS docs about why it might be used

Documentation/aws-vpc-backend.md

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 When running within an Amazon VPC, we recommend using the aws-vpc backend which, instead of using encapsulation, manipulates IP routes to achieve maximum performance. Because of this, a separate flannel interface is not created.
 
+The biggest advantage of using Flannel AWS-VPC backend is that the AWS knows about that IP. That makes it possible to setup ELB to route directly to that container.
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 In order to run flannel on AWS we need to first create an [Amazon VPC](http://aws.amazon.com/vpc/).
 Amazon VPC enables us to launch EC2 instances into a virtual network, which we can configure via its route table.