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A host is a network entity identified by a hostname or IP address.

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Definition: A host is a network entity identified by a hostname or IP address.

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Introduction
In networking, a host refers to any device that can communicate across a network. Hosts are crucial for managing resources and facilitating connectivity. In web frameworks like FastAPI, hosts handle incoming requests vital for application functionality.

What It Is
A host is a unique entity on a network distinguished by either a hostname or IP address, which allows for identification and communication over that network.

What It Is Used For
Hosts are used to deploy applications, store data, and manage user requests in networking environments, thus playing a central role in web services and applications.

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