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176 176 The Validation Environment (VE) is a replica of the Production Environment
177 177 (PE), with two exceptions: only the government officers and us had access to it
178 178 and all the data is anonymised. To configure the environment, we use a
179   -configuration management tool. That maintained environment consistency which
180   -makes the deployment process simpler. Additionally, the packages we built on
  179 +configuration management tool. That maintained environment consistency
  180 +simplifying the deployment process. Additionally, the packages we built on
181 181 the last step were readily available to use by the management tool.
182 182  
183 183 The VE was used by the government agents to validate new features and required
184 184 changes. Also, the VE was useful to verify the integrity of the entire portal
185   -as part of the next step in the pipeline. Acceptance Tests
  185 +as part of the next step in the pipeline.
  186 +
  187 +### Acceptance Tests
186 188  
187 189 After we completely deploy a new SPB Portal version in the VE, the government agents
188 190 are responsible for checking features and/or bug fixes required by them. If the
189   -technicians identify a problem, they notify the developers, the problems are
  191 +technicians identify a problem, they notify the developers. These problems are
190 192 fixed and the pipeline restarts from scratch. If everything is validated, we
191   -move to production deployment. Production Deployment
  193 +move forward.
  194 +
  195 +### Production Deployment
192 196  
193 197 After the government authorizes the VE, we can finally begin the production
194 198 deployment. We use the same configuration management tool with the same
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