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docs/migrate/scenarios.md

@@ -160,11 +160,11 @@ Specific migration scenarios require different approaches and tools. This articl
 | [SAP on Azure migration](https://azure.microsoft.com/solutions/sap/migration/) | Learn how to migrate your SAP estate to Azure, with resources to support your journey at every step. |
 | [Migrate from SAP ASE to Azure SQL](/azure/azure-sql/migration-guides/database/sap-ase-to-sql-database) | Learn how to migrate your SAP Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE) databases to Azure SQL Database by using SSMA for SAP ASE. |
 
-## Azure Stack HCI
+## Azure Local
 
 | Link | Description |
 |---|---|
-| [Overview of an Azure Migrate-based migration for Azure Stack HCI](/azure-stack/hci/migrate/migration-azure-migrate-hci-overview) | Get an overview of how to migrate Hyper-V VMs to your Azure Stack HCI cluster by using Azure Migrate. |
+| [Overview of an Azure Migrate-based migration for Azure Local](/azure-stack/hci/migrate/migration-azure-migrate-hci-overview) | Get an overview of how to migrate Hyper-V VMs to your Azure Local instance by using Azure Migrate. |
 
 ### Azure Synapse Analytics
 

docs/scenarios/app-platform/azure-products.md

@@ -24,8 +24,8 @@ The following table maps the questions above to a few Azure products to consider
 | Azure products | Application platform | Operations | Location | Consolidation |
 |--|--|--|--|--|
 | Azure App Service | Cloud runtime | Cloud ops | Fixed (public cloud only) | Managed by Azure |
-| Azure Stack HCI | Cloud runtime | Customizable | Fixed (private cloud only) | Shared host |
-| Azure Stack HCI for AKS | Customizable | Customizable | Fixed (private cloud only) | Shared host |
+| Azure Local | Cloud runtime | Customizable | Fixed (private cloud only) | Shared host |
+| Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) on Azure Local | Customizable | Customizable | Fixed (private cloud only) | Shared host |
 | Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) | Customizable | Customizable | Fixed (public cloud only) | Supports dedicated or shared hosts |
 | Azure Arc for Kubernetes | Not applicable | Cloud operations | Supports public and private cloud | Not applicable |
 | Azure App Service on Kubernetes with Azure Arc | Cloud runtime | Customizable and cloud operations | Supports public and private cloud | Supports dedicated or shared hosts |
@@ -41,19 +41,19 @@ Azure App Service enables you to build and host web apps, mobile back ends, and
 - **Developers** can best accelerate development using the Azure-native application platform and runtime defined by Microsoft Azure as their application platform.
 - **Operations teams** want the ease and scale of operations that come from deferring many of the host operations tasks to the cloud provider.
 
-### Azure Stack HCI
+### Azure Local
 
-Azure Stack HCI provides an application platform, based on Azure's PaaS services, running on Azure Stack operated in private cloud or the edge, using tools which are very similar to cloud operations.
+Azure Local provides an application platform, based on Azure's PaaS services, running on Azure Stack operated in private cloud or the edge, using tools which are very similar to cloud operations.
 
 - **Developers** can best accelerate development using the Azure-native application platform and runtime defined by Microsoft Azure as their application platform.
 - **Operations teams** have specific constraints:
   - Must run in a private cloud or edge.
   - It requires custom operations to fit parallel private cloud operations.
   - Most likely will consolidate workloads on shared hosts, separating host and workload operations into distinct sets of tasks for centralized host operations and workload operations which could be centralized or workload specific.
 
-### Azure Stack HCI for AKS
+### AKS on Azure Local
 
-Azure Stack HCI can also run an instance of Azure Kubernetes Service to support customizable application platforms running on Kubernetes.
+Azure Local can also run an instance of Azure Kubernetes Service to support customizable application platforms running on Kubernetes.
 
 - **Developers** require the ability to customize the application platform to meet the runtime requirements of the application.
 - **Operations teams** have specific constraints:

docs/scenarios/app-platform/innovate.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ The following are examples of innovation from the layers of abstraction provided
 
 - **Data and innovation anywhere:** Using application portability lets data live where it makes the most sense for your users. Applications can follow the data. This approach encourages data democratization and application innovation. Azure Arc enabled data services and Azure Arc enabled Kubernetes offer management consistency when applications and data move to various environments. This approach allows developers to focus more on the application and the data, instead of the cloud or infrastructure.
 
-- **Modernize your datacenter:** Modernizing your datacenter allows workloads to evolve and modernize to use Azure-native tools. This approach can accelerate development for even the most extensively governed workloads. Use Azure App Service for Kubernetes with Azure Arc or Azure Stack HCI to abstract out datacenter dependencies. This approach allows teams to build for cloud capabilities without leaving the datacenter.
+- **Modernize your datacenter:** Modernizing your datacenter allows workloads to evolve and modernize to use Azure-native tools. This approach can accelerate development for even the most extensively governed workloads. Use Azure App Service for Kubernetes with Azure Arc or Azure Local to abstract out datacenter dependencies. This approach allows teams to build for cloud capabilities without leaving the datacenter.
 
 - **Application platforms for the edge:** Extend your common runtime, shared containers, and orchestration to the edge by running Azure IoT or your application runtime on Kubernetes. For more information, see [How to install IoT Edge on Kubernetes](/azure/iot-edge/how-to-install-iot-edge-kubernetes).
 

docs/scenarios/app-platform/plan.md

@@ -133,8 +133,8 @@ In Azure, organizations can standardize operations across various orchestrators
 
 When workloads must be run in a private cloud or edge environment, but the workload is best supported by a PaaS runtime, there are a few tools that can enable developers to build on top of consistent PaaS runtimes using Azure App Service:
 
-- **Azure Stack HCI:** Allows for hosting Azure App Service natively on Azure Stack, managed by the Azure Stack operator.
-- **Azure Stack HCI for AKS:** Allows for hosting of custom runtimes running on AKS within Azure Stack, managed by Azure Stack and AKS operators to allow for portability to other Kubernetes solutions.
+- **Azure Local:** Allows for hosting Azure App Service natively on Azure Stack, managed by the Azure Stack operator.
+- **Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) on Azure Local:** Allows for hosting of custom runtimes running on AKS within Azure Stack, managed by Azure Stack and AKS operators to allow for portability to other Kubernetes solutions.
 - **Azure App Service on Kubernetes with Azure Arc:** Allows any Kubernetes host to provide application services in Azure. All hosts become a small instance of Azure App Service. Since each host is also onboarded into Azure Arc, those hosts can also be managed through consistent cloud-based host operations.
 
 ## Modern application platform readiness plan

docs/scenarios/hybrid/arc-enabled-kubernetes/eslz-arc-kubernetes-cost-governance.md

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ Azure Arc-enabled Kubernetes provides two types of services:
 > Billing for Azure services used in conjunction with Azure Arc-enabled Kubernetes is the same as billing for the Azure Kubernetes Service.
 
 > [!NOTE]
-> If your Azure Arc-enabled Kubernetes cluster is on AKS on Azure Stack HCI, Kubernetes GitOps configuration is included at no extra charge.
+> If your Azure Arc-enabled Kubernetes cluster is on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) on Azure Local, Kubernetes GitOps configuration is included at no extra charge.
 
 ## Design considerations