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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions pages/learn/welcome/primer.md
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Expand Up @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ Refer to the [balena Glossary][balena-glossary] for definition on any of the ter

## On your device

<img src="/img/common/architecture.webp" width="60%">
<img src="/img/common/architecture.webp" alt="balena Architecture" width="555" height="853">

Devices in the {{ $names.company.lower }} ecosystem run [{{ $names.os.lower }}][os], a bare-bones, [Yocto Linux][yocto] based host OS, which comes packaged with [{{ $names.engine.lower }}][engine-link], our lightweight, [Docker][docker]-compatible container engine. The host OS is responsible for kicking off the device supervisor, {{ $names.company.lower }}'s agent on your device, as well as your containerized services. Within each service's container you can specify a base OS, which can come from any existing [Docker base image][docker-images] that is compatible with your device architecture. The base OS shares a kernel with the host OS, but otherwise works independently. If you choose, your containers [can be configured][multicontainer] to run as privileged, access hardware directly, and even inject modules into the kernel. The {{ $names.company.lower }} device supervisor runs in its own container, which allows the device to continue running and pulling new code even if your application crashes.

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`{{ $names.company.lower }} push` is the recommended method for deployment and [development](/learn/develop/local-mode/) on the {{ $names.cloud.lower }} platform. To use `{{ $names.company.lower }} push` you need to first [install the {{ $names.company.lower }} CLI](/reference/cli/#install-the-cli) and ensure you are logged in to your account with `{{ $names.company.lower }} login`.

![How balena push works](/img/common/deployment/balena-push.webp)
<img src="/img/common/deployment/balena-push.webp" alt="How balena push works" width="925" height="488">

### Building containers

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As the downloads proceed, you can watch the progress in the {{ $names.company.lower }} dashboard. You can click on any device to see more detailed information about the services being downloaded:

![Device Summary](/img/common/device/device_summary.webp)
<img src="/img/common/device/device_summary.webp" alt="Device Summary" width="925" height="449">

## Device management

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.page-content img {
max-width: 100%;
height: auto;
margin: 50px auto;
display: block;
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