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I worry that https://docs.nginx.com/nginx-one/how-to/certificates/manage-certificates/#delete-a-deployed-certificate the term "deleting a deployed certificate" is too similar to "removing a deployed certificate". The only difference between the two is that when users choose to delete a managed cert object from N1 console, there is a checkbox which allows them to remove the certificate from the instances/CSGs where it was deployed to. One is for removing a single certificate from a single instance/CSG, the other one is for removing a single certificate from multiple instances/CSGs.
IMHO, the story flows more smoothly and there is less mental energy required for the customers to track the difference between those two actions, if we rename the section for delete a deployed certificate to just delete a managed certificate and explains how users could also remove a certificate from multiple instances/CSGs where it was deployed to, while they attempt to delete a managed cert object. Note that deleting a managed certificate object is a different action from removing a deployed cert.
In the delete a managed certificate section, we could explain that users could delete a managed cert from N1 console, and meanwhile they also have the option to remove a deployed certificate from all the affected instances/CSGs where it was deployed to. In this way, we are also consistent with what we mean by removing a deployed certificate.
IMHO, the story flows more smoothly and there is less mental energy required for the customers to track the difference between those two actions, if we rename the section for
delete a deployed certificate
to justdelete a managed certificate
and explains how users could also remove a certificate from multiple instances/CSGs where it was deployed to, while they attempt to delete a managed cert object. Note that deleting a managed certificate object is a different action from removing a deployed cert.In the
delete a managed certificate
section, we could explain that users could delete a managed cert from N1 console, and meanwhile they also have the option to remove a deployed certificate from all the affected instances/CSGs where it was deployed to. In this way, we are also consistent with what we mean by removing a deployed certificate.I hope this makes sense!
Originally posted by @sylwang in #230 (comment)
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