AWS firehose documentation change
Summary
Fixed broken links in IAM role documentation sections
Security assessment
Link corrections improve documentation accuracy but do not relate to security issues or features.
Diff
diff --git a/firehose/latest/dev/apache-iceberg-prereq.md b/firehose/latest/dev/apache-iceberg-prereq.md index cc13d36dc..05693884d 100644 --- a//firehose/latest/dev/apache-iceberg-prereq.md +++ b//firehose/latest/dev/apache-iceberg-prereq.md @@ -26 +26 @@ Before you begin, complete the following prerequisites. - * **Create an IAM role with required permissions** – Firehose needs an IAM role with specific permissions to access AWS Glue tables and write data to Amazon S3. The same role is used to grant AWS Glue access to Amazon S3 buckets. You need this IAM role when you create an Iceberg Table and a Firehose stream. For more information, see [Grant Firehose access to an Apache Iceberg Tables destination](./controlling-access.html#using-iam-iceberg). + * **Create an IAM role with required permissions** – Firehose needs an IAM role with specific permissions to access AWS Glue tables and write data to Amazon S3. The same role is used to grant AWS Glue access to Amazon S3 buckets. You need this IAM role when you create an Iceberg Table and a Firehose stream. For more information, see [using-iam-iceberg](). @@ -51 +51 @@ To deliver data to Amazon S3 table buckets, complete the following prerequisites - * **Create an IAM role with required permissions** – Firehose needs an IAM role with specific permissions to access AWS Glue tables and write data to tables in an Amazon S3 table bucket. To write to tables in an S3 table bucket, you must also provide the IAM role with the required permissions in AWS Lake Formation. You configure this IAM role when you create a Firehose stream. For more information, see [Grant Firehose access to Amazon S3 Tables](./das-sql-procedure-create-mysql.html). + * **Create an IAM role with required permissions** – Firehose needs an IAM role with specific permissions to access AWS Glue tables and write data to tables in an Amazon S3 table bucket. To write to tables in an S3 table bucket, you must also provide the IAM role with the required permissions in AWS Lake Formation. You configure this IAM role when you create a Firehose stream. For more information, see [Grant Firehose access to Amazon S3 Tables](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/firehose/latest/dev/controlling-access.html#using-s3-tablesusing-iam-iceberg).