AWS snowball documentation change
Summary
Consistently updated 'Snow Device Management' to 'Snowball Edge Device Management' in multiple locations
Security assessment
Terminology standardization without security content changes
Diff
diff --git a/snowball/latest/developer-guide/using-client-commands.md b/snowball/latest/developer-guide/using-client-commands.md index 70872959c..881621bb3 100644 --- a/snowball/latest/developer-guide/using-client-commands.md +++ b/snowball/latest/developer-guide/using-client-commands.md @@ -257 +257 @@ If you're using the AWS CLI with the Snowball Edge, you must use these credentia -Snowball Edge devices support multiple services. These include compute instances, the Network File System (NFS) interface, Snow Device Management, and AWS IoT Greengrass. The Amazon S3 adapter service, Amazon EC2, AWS STS, and IAM are started by default and can't be stopped or restarted. However, the NFS interface, Snow Device Management, and AWS IoT Greengrass can be started by using its service ID with the `start-service` command. To get the service ID for each service, you can use the `list-services` command. +Snowball Edge devices support multiple services. These include compute instances, the Network File System (NFS) interface, Snowball Edge Device Management, and AWS IoT Greengrass. The Amazon S3 adapter service, Amazon EC2, AWS STS, and IAM are started by default and can't be stopped or restarted. However, the NFS interface, Snowball Edge Device Management, and AWS IoT Greengrass can be started by using its service ID with the `start-service` command. To get the service ID for each service, you can use the `list-services` command. @@ -610 +610 @@ To list the status of features available on a Snowball Edge use the `describe-fe -`RemoteManagementState` indicates the status of Snow Device Management and returns one of the following states: +`RemoteManagementState` indicates the status of Snowball Edge Device Management and returns one of the following states: