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   ** A choice of Kubernetes distributions, with secure and lightweight distributions like <<components-k3s,K3s>> and <<components-rke2,RKE2>> (`RKE2` is hardened, certified and optimized for usage in government and regulated industries).
   ** <<components-suse-security,SUSE Security>> to enable security features like image vulnerability scanning, deep packet inspection, and real-time threat and vulnerability protection.
   ** Software block storage with <<components-suse-storage,SUSE Storage>> to enable lightweight persistent, resilient, and scalable block-storage.
-  ** A lightweight, container-optimized, hardened Linux operating system with <<components-slmicro,SUSE Linux Micro>>, providing an immutable and highly resilient OS for running containers and virtual machines at the edge. SUSE Linux Micro is available for both {aarch64} and {x86-64} architectures, and it also supports `Real-Time Kernel` for latency sentitive applications (e.g. telco use-cases).
+  ** A lightweight, container-optimized, hardened Linux operating system with <<components-slmicro,SUSE Linux Micro>>, providing an immutable and highly resilient OS for running containers and virtual machines at the edge. SUSE Linux Micro is available for both {aarch64} and {x86-64} architectures, and it also supports `Real-Time Kernel` for latency sensitive applications (e.g. telco use-cases).
   ** For connected clusters (i.e. those that do have connectivity to the management cluster) two agents are deployed, namely Rancher System Agent for managing the connectivity to Rancher Prime, and venv-salt-minion for taking instructions from SUSE Multi-Linux Manager for applying Linux software updates. These agents are not required for management of disconnected clusters.
 
 === Connectivity