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 ### System containers
 
-Personally, I use system containers for everything else. I prefer the simplicity
-of being able to shell into a system and work with it almost exactly
+Personally, I prefer the workflow of system containers and use them for
+everything else. Because they contain entire operating systems, you're able to
+interact with it in a similar way to VMs or even your PC; you shell into it,
+`apt install` whatever you need, set up the application, expose it over the
+network (for example, on `0.0.0.0:8080`), proxy it on the container host, and
+that's it! This process can be trivially automated with shell scripts, Ansible
+roles, Chef, Puppet, whatever you like.
 
 ## Crash course to LXD
 
+Quick instructions for installing LXD and setting up your first application.
+
 ### Installation
 
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