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Added the additional point about MT and HA to the Chef 360 Platform 1.6.0 Release Notes #4567

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- **DSM in the Chef 360 User Interface (UI):** You can view and manage DSM nodes and related objects (such as cookbooks, roles, databags, environments, and clients) directly from the Chef 360 Platform web interface, without relying on API or CLI access.
- **Custom policies for custom roles:** Organization administrators can create, update, and delete custom authorization policies and attach them to custom roles using the UI.
- **Update assemblies to the latest skill versions:** Assemblies surface the latest available skill versions and provide guided update flows with confirmation feedback in the UI.
- **Enterprise grade multi-tenancy and High Availability (HA):** Chef 360 Platform now supports multiple tenants in a single installation while keeping data strictly isolated between them and and can run as either a single-node (non-HA) or multi-node HA cluster depending on your availability and scale requirements. Each tenant has its own DNS entry and Identity Provider (IdP) and can contain multiple Organizational Units (OUs) that own most of the tenant's data. Licenses and users are managed at the tenant level, while built-in roles are shared across the platform.

### Improvements

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