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sites/platform/src/add-services/mysql/_index.md

@@ -780,7 +780,7 @@ make sure your service name remains unchanged.
 which removes any existing data from your database.**
 
 ## Password rotation {#password-rotation}
-By default, password rotation is enabled (`rotate_passwords=true`), enabling {{% vendor/name %}} to automatically change (or _rotate_) MariaDB passwords each time it upgrades the Debian packages in the MariaDB image. Password rotation also occurs as defined by any password lifetime settings in MariaDB. 
+By default, password rotation is enabled (`rotate_passwords=true`), enabling {{% vendor/name %}} to automatically change (or _rotate_) MariaDB passwords each time it updates the MariaDB image. Password rotation also occurs as defined by any password lifetime settings in MariaDB. 
 
 Specific scenarios might warrant disabling password rotation (` rotate_passwords=false`): for example, choosing to accommodate users who access a database via an SSH tunnel and provide a password in their request because they cannot retrieve the database credentials stored in the [service or `$PLATFORM_RELATIONSHIPS` MariaDB environment variables](#mariadb-reference). 
 

sites/upsun/src/add-services/mysql/_index.md

@@ -770,7 +770,7 @@ make sure your service name remains unchanged.
 which removes any existing data from your database.**
 
 ## Password rotation {#password-rotation}
-By default, password rotation is enabled (`rotate_passwords=true`), enabling {{% vendor/name %}} to automatically change (or _rotate_) MariaDB passwords each time it upgrades the Debian packages in the MariaDB image. Password rotation also occurs as defined by any password lifetime settings in MariaDB. 
+By default, password rotation is enabled (`rotate_passwords=true`), enabling {{% vendor/name %}} to automatically change (or _rotate_) MariaDB passwords each time it updates the MariaDB image. Password rotation also occurs as defined by any password lifetime settings in MariaDB. 
 
 Specific scenarios might warrant disabling password rotation (` rotate_passwords=false`): for example, choosing to accommodate users who access a database via an SSH tunnel and provide a password in their request because they cannot retrieve the database credentials stored in the [service or `$PLATFORM_RELATIONSHIPS` MariaDB environment variables](#mariadb-reference).