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deployment/README.md

@@ -5,6 +5,69 @@ dependencies. The environment abstractions allow for complex and critical
 deployment/configuration logic to be tested against ephemeral environments
 and then exposed for use in persistent environments like testnet/mainnet.
 
+## Address Book
+An [address book](https://github.com/smartcontractkit/chainlink/blob/develop/deployment/address_book.go#L79) represents
+a set of versioned, onchain addresses for a given product across all blockchain families. The primary key 
+is a family agnostic [chain-selector](https://github.com/smartcontractkit/chain-selectors) chain identifier combined with a unique 
+address within the chain. Anything which is globally addressable on the chain can be used for the address field, for example
+EVM smart contract addresses, Aptos objectIDs/accounts, Solana programs/accounts etc. 
+The address book holds the minimum amount of information to derive the onchain state of the system from 
+the chains themselves as a source of truth.  
+
+It is recommended that you define a State struct holding Go bindings for each onchain component and author a
+translation layer between the address book and the state struct. Think of it like an expanded/wrapped address book  
+which enables read/writing to those objects. See an example [here](https://github.com/smartcontractkit/chainlink/blob/develop/deployment/ccip/state.go#L205).
+This way, given an address book, you can easily read/write state or generate a [View](##View).
+Note that for contract upgrades its expected that you would have versioned field names in the State struct until the v1 is fully removed, this
+way you can easily test upgrades and support multiple versions of contracts. 
+
+## View
+A [view](https://github.com/smartcontractkit/chainlink/blob/develop/deployment/changeset.go#L35) is a function which
+serializes the state of the system into a JSON object. This is useful for exporting to other systems (like a UI, docs, DS&A etc).
+You can generate it however you see fit, but a straightforward way is to translate
+the address book into a State structure and then serialize that using Go bindings. 
+
+## Environment
+An [environment](https://github.com/smartcontractkit/chainlink/blob/develop/deployment/environment.go#L71) represents
+the existing state of the system including onchain (including non-EVMs) and offchain components. Conceptually it contains
+a set of pointers and interfaces to dereference those pointers from the source of truth.
+The onchain "pointers" are an address book of existing addresses and the Chains field holds
+clients to read/write to those addresses. The offchain "pointers" are a set of nodeIDs and 
+the Offchain client (interface to the [job-distributor](##Job Distributor)) to read/write to them.
+
+## Job Distributor
+The job distributor is a product agnostic in-house service for 
+managing jobs and CL nodes. It is required to use if you want to 
+manage your system through chainlink deployments.
+
+## Changsets
+A [changeset](https://github.com/smartcontractkit/chainlink/blob/develop/deployment/changeset.go#L21) is a 
+Go function which describes a set of changes to be applied to an environment given some configuration:
+```go
+type ChangeSet func(e Environment, config interface{}) (ChangesetOutput, error)
+```
+For example, changesets might include:
+- Deploying a new contract
+- Deploying 2 contracts where the second contract depends on the first's address
+- Deploying a contract and creating a job spec where the job spec points to the deployed contract address
+- Creating an MCMS proposal to set a billing parameter on a contract 
+- Deploying a full system from scratch
+  - Mainly useful for integration tests
+- Modifying a contract not yet owned by MCMS via the deployer key
+
+Once sufficient changesets are built and tested, the ongoing maintenance
+of a product should be just invoking existing changesets with new configuration.
+The configuration can be environment/product specific, for example
+specific chain addresses, chain selectors, data sources etc. The outputs are 
+a set of diff artifacts to be applied to the environment (MCMS proposals, job specs, addresses created).  
+You can use the changeset for side effects only and return no artifacts.
+An example would be making an onchain change with the deployer key instead of an MCMS proposal, 
+however that should generally be uncommon. Usually we'd expect an initial deployment to produce
+a set of addresses and job specs (likely pointing to those addresses) and then from that point forward
+we'd expect to use MCMS proposals to make changes. 
+
+TODO: Add various examples in deployment/example.
+
 ## Directory structure
 
 /deployment
@@ -27,51 +90,19 @@ and then exposed for use in persistent environments like testnet/mainnet.
 contracts (like MCMS, LinkToken etc) which can be shared
 by products.
 
-/deployment/ccip
-- package name `ccipdeployment`
-- Files and tests per product deployment/configuration workflows
-- Tests can use deployment/memory for fast integration testing
-- TODO: System state representation is defined here, need to define
-  an interface to comply with for all products.
-
-/deployment/ccip/changeset
-- package name `changeset` imported as `ccipchangesets`
-- These function like scripts describing state transitions
-  you wish to apply to _persistent_ environments like testnet/mainnet
-- They should be go functions where the first argument is an
-  environment and the second argument is a config struct which can be unique to the 
-  changeset. The return value should be a `deployment.ChangesetOutput` and an error.
-
--  `do_something.go`
-    ```Go
-    func DoSomethingChangeSet(env deployment.Environment, c ccipdeployment.Config) (deployment.ChangesetOutput, error)
-    {
-        // Deploy contracts, generate MCMS proposals, generate
-        // job specs according to contracts etc.
-        return deployment.ChangesetOutput{}, nil
-    }
-    ```
-
--  `do_something_test.go`
-    ```Go
-    func TestDoSomething(t *testing.T)
-    {
-        // Set up memory env
-        // DoSomethingChangeSet function
-        // Take the artifacts from ChangeSet output
-        // Apply them to the memory env
-        // Send traffic, run assertions etc.
-    }
-    ```
-- Changesets are exposed and applied via a different repo. 
-
-/deployment/llo
-- package name `llodeployment`
-- Similar to /deploymet/ccip, these are product-specific deployment/configuration workflows
-- Tests can use deployment/memory for fast integration testing
-
-/deployment/llo/changeset
-- package name `changeset` imported as `llochangesets`
-- Similar to deployment/ccip/changesets
-- These function like scripts describing state transitions
-  you wish to apply to _persistent_ environments like testnet/mainnet
+/deployment/<product>
+- package name `<product>deployment`
+- Internal building blocks for changesets  
+- TODO: can we make this `internal`?
+
+/deployment/<product>/changeset
+- Think of this as the public API for deployment and configuration
+of your product. 
+- package name `changeset` imported as `<package>changeset`
+
+## Integration testing
+Integration tests should live in the integration-tests/go.mod module and leverage
+the deployment module for product deployment and configuration. The integration tests
+should only depend on deployment/<product>/changeset and deployment/environment. 
+
+