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-Agentless monitoring for EC2, Azure VM, and standardized entity creation across EC2, azure VMs, and GCP CE is now available. 
+Agentless monitoring for EC2, Azure VM, and standardized entity creation across EC2, Azure VMs, and GCP CE is now available. 
 
 ## What's new 
 
 We updated our cloud host monitoring capabilities to help you monitor your Amazon EC2, Azure VM, and GCP CE instances more effectively. You'll now have access to:
 
 * Enhanced visibility into your Amazon EC2 and Azure VM infrastructure without the need for complex setup or configuration.
 * Simplified set-up that eliminates manual agent installations and configuration.
-* For a cloud resource(EC2, Azure VM, GCP CE) same entity is created when they are instrumented by both agents or as well as in agentless mode(API Polling - AWS/Azure/GCP, Cloudwatch Metric Streams integration, Azure Monitor integration)
+* For a cloud resource (EC2, Azure VM, GCP CE) same entity is created when they are instrumented by both agents or as well as in agentless mode (API Polling - AWS/Azure/GCP, Cloudwatch Metric Streams integration, Azure Monitor integration)
 
-New Relic can detect your cloud host instances, create entities for them, and provide comprehensive insight into each host’s performance, resource utilization, and health.
+New Relic can detect your cloud host instances, create entities for them, and provide comprehensive insight into each host's performance, resource utilization, and health.