AWS gamelift documentation change
Summary
Updated service name references from 'Amazon GameLift' to 'Amazon GameLift Servers' throughout the document. Changed section title from 'container fleet' to 'Servers container fleet'. Minor terminology adjustments in network configuration descriptions.
Security assessment
Changes appear to be branding/naming convention updates rather than security-related modifications. No vulnerabilities, mitigations, or new security features are introduced. The network permission descriptions remain functionally equivalent with updated service names.
Diff
diff --git a/gamelift/latest/developerguide/containers-design-fleet.md index 4391550f5..47caaed21 100644 --- a/gamelift/latest/developerguide/containers-design-fleet.md +++ b/gamelift/latest/developerguide/containers-design-fleet.md @@ -3 +3 @@ -[Documentation](/index.html)[Amazon GameLift](/gamelift/index.html)[Developer Guide](gamelift-intro.html) +[Documentation](/index.html)[Amazon GameLift](/gamelift/index.html)[Hosting Guide](gamelift-intro.html) @@ -7 +7 @@ Set resource limitsDesignate essential containersConfigure network connectionsSe -# Customize an Amazon GameLift container fleet +# Customize an Amazon GameLift Servers container fleet @@ -9 +9 @@ Set resource limitsDesignate essential containersConfigure network connectionsSe -The topics in this section describes some of the optional features for Amazon GameLift managed containers. You can choose to use any or all of these features. +The topics in this section describes some of the optional features for Amazon GameLift Servers managed containers. You can choose to use any or all of these features. @@ -24 +24 @@ The topics in this section describes some of the optional features for Amazon Ga -For each container group, you can determine how much memory and computing power the container group needs to run its software. Amazon GameLift relies on this information to manage resources across the container group. It also uses this information to calculate how many game server container groups a fleet image can hold. You can also set limits for individual containers. +For each container group, you can determine how much memory and computing power the container group needs to run its software. Amazon GameLift Servers relies on this information to manage resources across the container group. It also uses this information to calculate how many game server container groups a fleet image can hold. You can also set limits for individual containers. @@ -45 +45 @@ Set any of the following `ContainerDefinition` properties for any container. -If you set limits for individual containers, you might need to modify how much memory and vCPU resources the container group needs. The goal is to allocate enough resources to optimize game server performance. Amazon GameLift uses these limits to calculate how to pack game server container groups on a fleet instance. You’ll also use them when choosing an instance type for a container fleet. +If you set limits for individual containers, you might need to modify how much memory and vCPU resources the container group needs. The goal is to allocate enough resources to optimize game server performance. Amazon GameLift Servers uses these limits to calculate how to pack game server container groups on a fleet instance. You’ll also use them when choosing an instance type for a container fleet. @@ -98 +98 @@ You can customize network access to let external traffic connect to any containe -In a container fleet, the connection between a client and server is not direct. Internally, a process in a container listens on a _container port_. Externally, incoming traffic connects to a fleet instance using a _connection port_. Amazon GameLift maintains the mappings between internal container ports and external-facing connection ports, so that incoming traffic gets routed to the correct process on the instance. +In a container fleet, the connection between a client and server is not direct. Internally, a process in a container listens on a _container port_. Externally, incoming traffic connects to a fleet instance using a _connection port_. Amazon GameLift Servers maintains the mappings between internal container ports and external-facing connection ports, so that incoming traffic gets routed to the correct process on the instance. @@ -100 +100 @@ In a container fleet, the connection between a client and server is not direct. -Amazon GameLift provides an extra layer of control for your network connections. Each container fleet has an _inbound permissions_ setting, which lets you control access to each external-facing connection port. For example, you could remove permissions for all connection ports to shut off all access to the fleet's containers. +Amazon GameLift Servers provides an extra layer of control for your network connections. Each container fleet has an _inbound permissions_ setting, which lets you control access to each external-facing connection port. For example, you could remove permissions for all connection ports to shut off all access to the fleet's containers. @@ -109 +109 @@ Configure container port ranges as part of each container definition. This is a -Your game server container, which runs your game servers, needs a port for every concurrently running game server process. The game server process listens on the assigned port and reports it to Amazon GameLift. +Your game server container, which runs your game servers, needs a port for every concurrently running game server process. The game server process listens on the assigned port and reports it to Amazon GameLift Servers. @@ -114 +114 @@ Your game server container, which runs your game servers, needs a port for every -Configure your container fleet with a set of connection ports. Connection ports provide external access to the fleet instances that are running your containers. Amazon GameLift assigns connection ports and maps them to container ports as needed. +Configure your container fleet with a set of connection ports. Connection ports provide external access to the fleet instances that are running your containers. Amazon GameLift Servers assigns connection ports and maps them to container ports as needed. @@ -116 +116 @@ Configure your container fleet with a set of connection ports. Connection ports -By default, Amazon GameLift calculates the number of ports required for all container groups and sets a port range to accommodate them. We highly recommend you use Amazon GameLift calculated values, which are updated when you deploy updates to a container group definition. If you do need to customize connection port ranges, use the following guidance. +By default, Amazon GameLift Servers calculates the number of ports required for all container groups and sets a port range to accommodate them. We highly recommend you use Amazon GameLift Servers calculated values, which are updated when you deploy updates to a container group definition. If you do need to customize connection port ranges, use the following guidance. @@ -126 +126 @@ As a best practice, double the minimum number of connection ports. -The number of connection ports can potentially limit the number of game server container groups per instance. If a fleet has only enough connection ports for one game server container group per instance, Amazon GameLift will deploy only one game server container group, even if the instances have enough compute power for multiple game server container groups. +The number of connection ports can potentially limit the number of game server container groups per instance. If a fleet has only enough connection ports for one game server container group per instance, Amazon GameLift Servers will deploy only one game server container group, even if the instances have enough compute power for multiple game server container groups. @@ -133 +133 @@ Inbound permissions control external access to a container fleet by specifying w -By default, Amazon GameLift calculates the number of ports required for all container groups and sets a port range to accommodate them. We highly recommend you use Amazon GameLift calculated values, which are updated when you deploy updates to a container group definition. If you do need to customize connection port ranges, use the following guidance. +By default, Amazon GameLift Servers calculates the number of ports required for all container groups and sets a port range to accommodate them. We highly recommend you use Amazon GameLift Servers calculated values, which are updated when you deploy updates to a container group definition. If you do need to customize connection port ranges, use the following guidance. @@ -213 +213 @@ When you create a container fleet, consider the following decision points. Most -In general, you want to deploy your fleets geographically near your players to minimize latency. You can deploy your container fleet to any Each AWS Region that Amazon GameLift supports. If you want to deploy the same game server to additional geographic locations, you can add remote locations to the fleet including AWS Regions and Local Zones. For a multi-location fleet, You can adjust capacity independently in each fleet location. For more information about supported fleet locations, see [Amazon GameLift service locations](./gamelift-regions.html). +In general, you want to deploy your fleets geographically near your players to minimize latency. You can deploy your container fleet to any Each AWS Region that Amazon GameLift Servers supports. If you want to deploy the same game server to additional geographic locations, you can add remote locations to the fleet including AWS Regions and Local Zones. For a multi-location fleet, You can adjust capacity independently in each fleet location. For more information about supported fleet locations, see [Amazon GameLift Servers service locations](./gamelift-regions.html). @@ -218 +218 @@ In general, you want to deploy your fleets geographically near your players to m -Amazon GameLift supports a wide range of Amazon EC2 instances types, all of which are available for use with a container fleet. Instance type availability and price varies by location. You can view a list of supported instance types, filtered by location, in the Amazon GameLift console (under **Resources, Instance and service quotas**). +Amazon GameLift Servers supports a wide range of Amazon EC2 instances types, all of which are available for use with a container fleet. Instance type availability and price varies by location. You can view a list of supported instance types, filtered by location, in the Amazon GameLift Servers console (under **Resources, Instance and service quotas**).