Clean up technology overview articles

Author: sofietoft

umbraco-cloud/explore-umbraco-cloud/technology-overview/README.md

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 ## Overview
 
-Umbraco Cloud is built on a modern, cloud-native technology stack designed to simplify your development workflow, automate deployment, and ensure reliable, scalable hosting. This section provides a comprehensive overview of the key technologies that power your Cloud projects — from version control and cloud infrastructure to deployment automation and developer tools.
+Umbraco Cloud is built on a modern, cloud-native technology stack designed to simplify your development workflow, automate deployment, and ensure reliable, scalable hosting. This section provides a comprehensive overview of the key technologies that power your Cloud projects. From version control and cloud infrastructure to deployment automation and developer tools.
 
 ### Version Control with Git
 
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 * Each commit triggers a build and deployment to your project’s environments (Development, Staging, Production).
 * Deployments are fast, reliable, and consistent, reducing manual errors.
-* You can easily promote changes through environments, ensuring quality control before going live.
+* You can promote changes through environments, ensuring quality control before going live.
 
 For more information, see the [Umbraco CI/CD Flow](../../build-and-customize-your-solution/handle-deployments-and-environments/umbraco-cicd/) article.
 

umbraco-cloud/explore-umbraco-cloud/technology-overview/repositories-in-a-cloud-project.md

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 ## A source control repository with your own code
 
-Source control is a way to control changes to files and directories. You can keep a record of changes and revert to specific versions of a file in the event you would like to back up to an earlier time. A source control repository is used as the single source of truth that has the latest version of your project source code with all the git branches.
+Source control is a way to control changes to files and directories. You can keep a record of changes and revert to specific versions of a file in the event you need revert to an earlier time. A source control repository is used as the single source of truth that has the latest version of your project source code.
 
 There are different source code management tools that you can use such as GitHub, Git, GitLab, Apache Subversion (SVN), Mercurial, etc.
 
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 An example of how to use GitLab for setting up automatic deployments can be found on the [online Umbraco Community magazine Skrift.io](https://skrift.io/issues/using-gitlab-bidirectional-mirroring-azure-devops-release-pipelines-to-auto-deploy-into-umbraco-cloud/).
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-You need to put your custom code in a different source control repository of your choice. You can use the source control repository to store the custom models, controllers, class libraries, CS code etc as the Umbraco Cloud Git repository can only store the dll files of your C# files.
+You need to put your custom code in a different source control repository of your choice. Use the source control repository to store the custom models, controllers, class libraries and CS code. The Umbraco Cloud Git repository can only store the dll files of your C# files.
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 In the above diagram, the Umbraco Git repository contains the source code of a class library CS project.
 
-With this setup, once you commit your code in the Umbraco Cloud Git repository, your C# source code is built by Umbraco Cloud and then deployed to the `wwwroot` folder.
+Once you commit your code in the Umbraco Cloud Git repository, your C# source code is built and then deployed to the `wwwroot` folder.
 
 #### Disadvantages of using an Umbraco Cloud Project repository as a source code repository
 
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 <figure><img src="images/UCP_v8.png" alt=""><figcaption><p>Umbraco cloud overview Legacy versions</p></figcaption></figure>
 
-In the above diagram, the external git repository contains the source code of a class library CS project, if you had a class library project that was used in your Cloud project.
+In the above diagram, the external git repository contains the source code of a class library CS project with a class library project.
 
 With this setup, you commit your changes twice. Once to commit your code in your source control and the other commit to the Umbraco Cloud Git repository to deploy your website. Your source code is not hosted on Umbraco Cloud but only your cloned project will be in the Umbraco Cloud Git Repository. Your code is built and compiled into the cloned project and then pushed to Umbraco Cloud. Thus updating the site with your latest code changes.