doc: update app cicd section and add image

docs/modules/m5-ci-cd/pages/ci.adoc

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 # Making a Code Change and Triggering the Continuous Integration (CI) Process 
 
-Nice work on getting the application deployed on OpenShift! Now you'll make a change to the application's dev environment configuration, verify it passes CI, merge the change into the `main` branch and watch as Argo CD detects and applies the new change.
+Nice work on getting the application deployed on OpenShift! Now you'll make a change to the application's development environment configuration, verify it passes CI, merge the change into the `main` branch and watch as Argo CD detects and applies the new change.
 
 . Head over to your copy of the random-meme application repository: https://github.com/%USERID%/rht-summit-2023-sample-application[github.com/%USERID%/rht-summit-2023-sample-application].
 . Use the period/dot key as a shortcut to open the GitHub IDE.

docs/modules/m5-ci-cd/pages/deploy.adoc

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 👨‍💻 _Role: Developer_
 
-The moment of truth! Time to stretch your developer legs as the `foo` user, and have Argo CD continuously deploy an application of yours into the development environment that was setup in prior sections. 
+In this section you're no longer acting as a cluster administrator, but are instead playing the role of a developer. Time to stretch your developer legs as the `foo` user, and have Argo CD continuously deploy an application of yours into the development environment that was setup in prior sections.
 
-In this section you're no longer acting as a cluster administrator, but are instead acting playing the role of the `foo` developer that you've been configuring access for up to this point.
+The application you'll be using can be found at https://github.com/evanshortiss/rht-summit-2023-sample-application[github.com/evanshortiss/rht-summit-2023-sample-application]. This repository contains a simple web application that renders a web page containing a randomly chosen meme. The repository also contains a set of resources in the _k8s/_ directory that will be used to deploy the application on OpenShift. You're going to deploy this application into the `project-memes-dev` namespace, then make an update to the application Git repository that runs a CI pipeline, and observe how Argo CD detects the new changes and automatically deploys them to complete the CI/CD flow.
 
-For this section of the workshop you'll be using https://github.com/evanshortiss/rht-summit-2023-sample-application[this repository on GitHub]. The linked repository contains a simple web application that renders a web page containing a randomly chosen meme. The repository also contains a set of resources in the _k8s/_ directory that will be used to deploy the application on OpenShift. You're going to deploy this application into the `project-memes-dev` namespace, then make an update to the application Git repository that runs a CI pipeline, and observe how Argo CD detects the new changes and automatically deploys them to complete the CI/CD flow.
+image:ex8.architecture.png[]
 
 [NOTE]
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-Separating the OpenShift/Kubernetes resources and source code for an application into separate repositories is a common approach. To reduce the number of repositories you need to manage this workshop has placed both the source code and OpenShift/Kubernetes resources in this one repository.
+Separating the OpenShift/Kubernetes resources and source code for an application into separate repositories is a common approach. To reduce the number of repositories you need to manage this workshop has placed both the source code and OpenShift/Kubernetes resources together in a single repository.
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 == Login to Argo CD as a Developer User