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docs/Deployments.md

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 # Deployments
 
-Deployments are the main way to rollout your code and configuration changes to an [Environment](/docs/Environments.md). They take advantage of [Stacks](/docs/Stacks.md) to run multiple instances of your NoopApp concurrently in the same Environment while controlling [Traffic](/docs/Traffic.md) between them. Only one Deployment can be in progress at a time for an Environment.
+Deployments are the main way to rollout your code and configuration changes to an [Environment](/docs/Environments.md). They take advantage of [Stacks]() to run multiple instances of your NoopApp concurrently in the same Environment while controlling [Traffic](/docs/Traffic.md) between them. Only one Deployment can be in progress at a time for an Environment.
 
 ## Default Workflow
 
-Our default Deployment [Workflow](/docs/Workflows.md) simply brings up your new code in new components, moves traffic over to it, and then destroys the old components that were running (aka blue/green). Here's a little more detail on what happens during a Deployment...
+Our default Deployment [Workflow]() simply brings up your new code in new components, moves traffic over to it, and then destroys the old components that were running (aka blue/green). Here's a little more detail on what happens during a Deployment...
 
-- We create a new **Green Stack** in the Environment with [Scaling](/docs/Components.md#scaling) & [Traffic](/docs/Stacks.md#traffic) disabled.
-- All **BeforeServices** [Lifecycle Tasks](/docs/Applications.md#lifecycles) are executed in **Green Stack**
-- A [Scaling Adjustment](/docs/Stacks.md#scaling-adjustments) launches all [Services](/docs/Components.md#services) in **Green Stack** and waits for them to complete [Health Checks](/docs/Components.md#health-checks)
-- All **BeforeTraffic** [Lifecycle Tasks](/docs/Applications.md#services-lifecycles) are executed in **Green Stack**
-- [Traffic](/docs/Stacks.md#traffic) is enabled to the **Green Stack**
+- We create a new **Green Stack** in the Environment with [Scaling]() & [Traffic]() disabled.
+- All **BeforeServices** [Lifecycle Tasks]() are executed in **Green Stack**
+- A [Scaling Adjustment]() launches all [Services](/docs/Components.md#services) in **Green Stack** and waits for them to complete [Health Checks]()
+- All **BeforeTraffic** [Lifecycle Tasks]() are executed in **Green Stack**
+- [Traffic](/docs/Traffic.md) is enabled to the **Green Stack**
 - Finally, the **Blue Stack** that was running previously, is destroyed once Traffic is drained

docs/Pipelines.md

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 # Pipelines
 
-Pipelines enable you to run [Workflows](/docs/Workflows.md) in response to [Repository Events](/docs/Applications.md#linked-repositories). This includes continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) as well as so much more. They are a great way to have Noop automatically respond to changes in your [Source Code](/docs/Builds.md#source-code)
+Pipelines enable you to run [Workflows]() in response to [Repository Events](/docs/Applications.md#linked-repositories). This includes continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) as well as so much more. They are a great way to have Noop automatically respond to changes in your [Source Code](/docs/Builds.md#source-code)
 
 ## Templates
 

docs/Resources.md

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 # Resources
 
-Resources handle the persistent, stateful needs of your code. While [Components]() come and go as your code changes, Resources persist in your [Environment]().
+Resources handle the persistent, stateful needs of your code. While [Components](/docs/Components.md) come and go as your code changes, Resources persist in your [Environment](/docs/Environments.md).
 
 ## S3 Buckets
 

docs/Traffic.md

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 ## Localstack
 
-Secure, internal communication between the Components of a [Stack](/docs/Stacks.md) leveraging Routing Rules. Easily available from any Component by making HTTP requests to `http://localstack`.
+Secure, internal communication between the Components of a [Stack]() leveraging Routing Rules. Easily available from any Component by making HTTP requests to `http://localstack`.
 
 ## Routing Rules