AWS solutions documentation change
Summary
Fixed apostrophe formatting and replaced en-dash with escaped hyphen in secret type list items
Security assessment
Changes are purely formatting/typographical (curly apostrophe to straight apostrophe, en-dash to escaped hyphen). No security-related content was added or modified beyond existing credential management documentation.
Diff
diff --git a/solutions/latest/cloud-migration-factory-on-aws/credentials-management.md index 9171cbdd9..2b17d948a 100644 --- a/solutions/latest/cloud-migration-factory-on-aws/credentials-management.md +++ b/solutions/latest/cloud-migration-factory-on-aws/credentials-management.md @@ -9 +9 @@ Add a secretEdit a secretDelete a secret -The Cloud Migration Factory on AWS solution features a Credentials Manager which integrates with AWS Secrets Manager within the account in which the instance is deployed. The feature allows administrators to save system credentials to AWS Secrets Manager for use in automation scripts without providing users access to retrieve the credentials directly, or needing to provide users’ access to AWS Secrets Manager. Users can select stored credentials based on their name and description when providing them to an automation job. The automation job will then only retrieve the credentials requested when running on the automation server, and at this point the IAM Role allocated to the EC2 instance will be used to access the required secrets. +The Cloud Migration Factory on AWS solution features a Credentials Manager which integrates with AWS Secrets Manager within the account in which the instance is deployed. The feature allows administrators to save system credentials to AWS Secrets Manager for use in automation scripts without providing users access to retrieve the credentials directly, or needing to provide users' access to AWS Secrets Manager. Users can select stored credentials based on their name and description when providing them to an automation job. The automation job will then only retrieve the credentials requested when running on the automation server, and at this point the IAM Role allocated to the EC2 instance will be used to access the required secrets. @@ -15 +15 @@ The following three secret types can be stored in AWS Secrets Manager via Creden -**OS Credentials** – In the form of a ,`username` and `password`. +**OS Credentials** \- In the form of a ,`username` and `password`. @@ -17 +17 @@ The following three secret types can be stored in AWS Secrets Manager via Creden -**Secret key/value** – In the form of a `key` and `value`. +**Secret key/value** \- In the form of a `key` and `value`. @@ -19 +19 @@ The following three secret types can be stored in AWS Secrets Manager via Creden -**Plaintext** – In the form of a single plain text string. +**Plaintext** \- In the form of a single plain text string.