updated from depth to step

Author: sujitnewrelic

src/content/docs/service-architecture-intelligence/maps/advanced-maps.mdx

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       <td><strong>Focal node</strong></td>
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-      The entity from which you open the map. It serves as the reference point for visualizing relationships with other entities one depth away.
+      The entity from which you open the map. It serves as the reference point for visualizing relationships with other entities one step away.
       To view comprehensive details about the entity, point to the focal node and select the info icon.
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       <td><strong>Connected nodes</strong></td>
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-      The connected nodes are entities that have a direct relationship with the focal node. They appear one depth away from the focal node.
+      The connected nodes are entities that have a direct relationship with the focal node. They appear one step away from the focal node.
       * **Inbound nodes**: These nodes send data to the focal node and appear to the left and top of the focal node in the default view.
       * **Outbound nodes**: These nodes receive data from the focal node and appear to the right and bottom of the focal node in the default view.
 
@@ -404,11 +404,11 @@ With the features and components of <DNT>**Maps**</DNT>, you can explore and man
 
       ### Expand dependency [#expand-dependency]
 
-      To view the dependent nodes of any node on the map, point to the node and click <DNT>**Expand dependencies**</DNT>. That node becomes the focal node, revealing all one depth away dependent nodes with connected edges.
+      To view the dependent nodes of any node on the map, point to the node and click <DNT>**Expand dependencies**</DNT>. That node becomes the focal node, revealing all one step away dependent nodes with connected edges.
 
       ### Inspect infrastructure resources [#inspect-resources]
 
-      To view the infrastructure resources associated with a node, point to the node and click <DNT>**Inspect Infrastructure**</DNT>. The infrastructure map opens at the bottom of the map, displaying the associated infrastructure nodes and their internal relationship two depths away from the APM service.
+      To view the infrastructure resources associated with a node, point to the node and click <DNT>**Inspect Infrastructure**</DNT>. The infrastructure map opens at the bottom of the map, displaying the associated infrastructure nodes and their internal relationship two steps away from the APM service.
 
       If you have enabled for the <DNT>**[Auto-Discovery](/docs/infrastructure/amazon-integrations/connect/set-up-auto-discovery-of-aws-entities)**</DNT> feature, you can explore how AWS services connect internally. The map provides a hierarchical view that follows the order of resource organization: cloud > Region > VPC > Availability zone > Subnet > Auto-scaling group > Individual host. You can select a specific region or VPC to view the resources contained within it.