Fix docs build error
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The Ceilometer project created 2 methods to collect data:
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1. :term:`Notification agent` which takes messages generated on the
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1. :term:`notification agent` which takes messages generated on the
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notification bus and transforms them into Ceilometer samples or events.
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2. :term:`Polling agent`, will poll some API or other tool to collect
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2. :term:`polling agent`, will poll some API or other tool to collect
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information at a regular interval. The polling approach may impose
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significant on the API services so should only be used on optimised
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endpoints.
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If you divide a billing process into a 3 step process, as is commonly done in
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the telco industry, the steps are:
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1. :term:`Metering`
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2. :term:`Rating`
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3. :term:`Billing`
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1. :term:`metering`
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2. :term:`rating`
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3. :term:`billing`
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Ceilometer's initial goal was, and still is, strictly limited to step
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one. This is a choice made from the beginning not to go into rating or billing,
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