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A "content host" is simply a host that has been registered with subscription-manager.
With the Content Hosts legacy web UI going away soon and the combination of the Content Hosts and All Hosts into a single All Hosts page, we've been moving toward just using the term "hosts" rather than "content hosts." Should we remove "content hosts" from our documentation everywhere and make "hosts" the new standard? I think this may be a bit less confusing and more consistent.
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A "content host" is simply a host that has been registered with subscription-manager.
With the Content Hosts legacy web UI going away soon and the combination of the Content Hosts and All Hosts into a single All Hosts page, we've been moving toward just using the term "hosts" rather than "content hosts." Should we remove "content hosts" from our documentation everywhere and make "hosts" the new standard? I think this may be a bit less confusing and more consistent.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: