AWS cloud-map documentation change
Summary
Minor editorial improvements including wording changes (e.g., 'This tutorial' to 'The following tutorial'), tense adjustments, and removal of redundant phrases
Security assessment
Changes are purely editorial/grammatical with no security implications. No security vulnerabilities, configurations, or features are mentioned or modified.
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diff --git a/cloud-map/latest/dg/tutorial-private-namespace.md b/cloud-map/latest/dg/tutorial-private-namespace.md index e16b08ed3..5c67eef6e 100644 --- a//cloud-map/latest/dg/tutorial-private-namespace.md +++ b//cloud-map/latest/dg/tutorial-private-namespace.md @@ -9 +9 @@ PrerequisitesStep 1: Create a namespaceStep 2: Create a DynamoDB tableStep 3: Cr -This tutorial demonstrates how you can use AWS Cloud Map service discovery with custom attributes that are discoverable using the AWS Cloud Map API. This tutorial walks you through creating and running client applications using AWS CloudShell. The applications use two Lambda functions to write data to a DynamoDB table and then read from the table. The Lambda functions and DynamoDB table are registered in AWS Cloud Map as service instances. The code in the client applications and Lambda functions uses AWS Cloud Map custom attributes to discover the resources needed to perform the job. +The following tutorial demonstrates how you can use AWS Cloud Map service discovery with custom attributes that are discoverable using the AWS Cloud Map API. The tutorial walks you through creating and running client applications using AWS CloudShell. The applications use two Lambda functions to write data to a DynamoDB table and then read from the table. The Lambda functions and DynamoDB table are registered in AWS Cloud Map as service instances. The code in the client applications and Lambda functions uses AWS Cloud Map custom attributes to discover the resources needed to perform the job. @@ -21 +21 @@ Before you begin, complete the steps in [Set up to use AWS Cloud Map](./setting- -In this step, you create an AWS Cloud Map namespace. A namespace is a construct used to group services for an application. When you create the namespace, you specify how the resources will be discoverable. For this tutorial, the resources created in this namespace will be discoverable with AWS Cloud Map API calls using custom attributes. You will learn about this more in a later step. +In this step, you create an AWS Cloud Map namespace. A namespace is a construct used to group services for an application. When you create the namespace, you specify how the resources will be discoverable. The resources created in the namespace created in this step will be discoverable with AWS Cloud Map API calls using custom attributes. @@ -40 +40 @@ In this step, you create an AWS Cloud Map namespace. A namespace is a construct -In this step, you create a DynamoDB table which is used to store and retrieve data for the sample application created later in this tutorial. +In this step, you create a DynamoDB table. The table is used to store and retrieve data for the sample application that you will create in the following steps. @@ -82 +82 @@ In this step, you create a AWS Cloud Map service and then register the DynamoDB -In this step, you create an IAM role that the AWS Lambda function we create in the next step uses. You can name the role `cloudmap-tutorial-role` and omit the permissions boundary as this IAM role is only used for this tutorial and you can delete it afterwards. +In this step, you create an IAM role that the AWS Lambda function in the next step uses. You can name the IAM role `cloudmap-tutorial-role` and omit the permissions boundary because the role is only used for this tutorial, and you can delete it afterwards. @@ -329 +329 @@ The output should look similar to the following, listing the value written to th -After you have completed the tutorial, delete the resources to avoid incurring additional charges. AWS Cloud Map requires that you clean them up in reverse order, the service instances first, then the services, and finally the namespace. The following steps walk you through cleaning up the AWS Cloud Map resources used in this tutorial. +After you have completed the tutorial, delete the resources to avoid incurring additional charges. AWS Cloud Map requires that you clean them up in reverse order, the service instances first, then the services, and finally the namespace. The following steps walk you through cleaning up the AWS Cloud Map resources used in the tutorial. @@ -354 +354 @@ After you have completed the tutorial, delete the resources to avoid incurring a -The following table lists procedures that you can use to delete the other resources used in the tutorial. +The following table lists procedures that you can follow to delete the other resources used in the tutorial.