AWS sap documentation change
Summary
Reorganized troubleshooting guide content, adjusted image placements, and fixed formatting. Changed 'Customizing the DataProvider' to 'Customizing the AWS Data Provider for SAP' for branding consistency.
Security assessment
The changes primarily involve content reorganization and image positioning. While the document discusses IAM roles and authorization issues, these are existing security best practices documentation rather than new security content or vulnerability fixes. No specific security vulnerability or incident response is mentioned in the diff.
Diff
diff --git a/sap/latest/general/data-provider-troubleshooting.md b/sap/latest/general/data-provider-troubleshooting.md index 4638e7577..e6273b9a2 100644 --- a//sap/latest/general/data-provider-troubleshooting.md +++ b//sap/latest/general/data-provider-troubleshooting.md @@ -31,2 +30,0 @@ Check the log files in `/var/log/aws-dataprovider` for hints on what is not goin - - @@ -35 +33 @@ Check the log files in `/var/log/aws-dataprovider` for hints on what is not goin -Now if you run service `aws-dataprovider-start` or `systemctl start aws-dataprovider`, you will get a lot of debugging output that might help you diagnose the root cause of the problem. + @@ -37 +35 @@ Now if you run service `aws-dataprovider-start` or `systemctl start aws-dataprov - +Now if you run service `aws-dataprovider-start` or `systemctl start aws-dataprovider`, you will get a lot of debugging output that might help you diagnose the root cause of the problem. @@ -41 +39 @@ Now if you run service `aws-dataprovider-start` or `systemctl start aws-dataprov -### Problem: When I looked at my logs I noticed that my installation failed all diagnostics. + @@ -43 +41 @@ Now if you run service `aws-dataprovider-start` or `systemctl start aws-dataprov - +### Problem: When I looked at my logs I noticed that my installation failed all diagnostics. @@ -47 +45 @@ Now if you run service `aws-dataprovider-start` or `systemctl start aws-dataprov -Failing _all_ diagnostics indicates that there's a problem with your outbound connection to the internet. You can confirm this by pinging a well-known internet location, like [www.amazon.com.](http://www.amazon.com/) The most common cause of routing issues is in the VPC network configuration, which needs to have either an internet gateway in place or a VPN connection to your data center with a route to the internet. For details, see [Amazon VPC Network Topologies](./data-provider-req.html#data-provider-vpc-network-topology), earlier in this guide. + @@ -49 +47 @@ Failing _all_ diagnostics indicates that there's a problem with your outbound co -### Problem: When I looked at my logs I noticed that I don’t have access to CloudWatch and Amazon EC2, but I did pass the first diagnostic for AWS connectivity. +Failing _all_ diagnostics indicates that there’s a problem with your outbound connection to the internet. You can confirm this by pinging a well-known internet location, like [www.amazon.com.](http://www.amazon.com/) The most common cause of routing issues is in the VPC network configuration, which needs to have either an internet gateway in place or a VPN connection to your data center with a route to the internet. For details, see [Amazon VPC Network Topologies](./data-provider-req.html#data-provider-vpc-network-topology), earlier in this guide. @@ -51 +49 @@ Failing _all_ diagnostics indicates that there's a problem with your outbound co - +### Problem: When I looked at my logs I noticed that I don’t have access to CloudWatch and Amazon EC2, but I did pass the first diagnostic for AWS connectivity. @@ -55 +53 @@ Failing _all_ diagnostics indicates that there's a problem with your outbound co -This is a clear indicator that you have an authorization issue when trying to access CloudWatch and Amazon EC2. The common cause for this problem is not having an IAM role associated with your instance that contains the IAM policy, as specified in [IAM Roles](./data-provider-req.html#data-provider-iam-roles), earlier in this guide. You can quickly diagnose this issue by looking at the Amazon EC2 instance in question in the Amazon EC2 console and verifying the IAM role. + @@ -57 +55 @@ This is a clear indicator that you have an authorization issue when trying to ac - +This is a clear indicator that you have an authorization issue when trying to access CloudWatch and Amazon EC2. The common cause for this problem is not having an IAM role associated with your instance that contains the IAM policy, as specified in [IAM Roles](./data-provider-req.html#data-provider-iam-roles), earlier in this guide. You can quickly diagnose this issue by looking at the Amazon EC2 instance in question in the Amazon EC2 console and verifying the IAM role. @@ -60,0 +59,2 @@ This is a clear indicator that you have an authorization issue when trying to ac + + @@ -65,2 +64,0 @@ If you do have an IAM role assigned to the instance, go to the IAM console, sele - - @@ -68,0 +67,2 @@ If you do have an IAM role assigned to the instance, go to the IAM console, sele + + @@ -90,2 +88,0 @@ These log files include an installation log, a log of the service installation, - - @@ -93,0 +91,2 @@ These log files include an installation log, a log of the service installation, + + @@ -98,2 +96,0 @@ Start by stopping the data provider service. - - @@ -101,0 +99,2 @@ Start by stopping the data provider service. + + @@ -104 +103 @@ Open the registry editor by clicking on the Windows logo in the bottom left and - +**Start` **regedit** ` ** @@ -106 +105 @@ Open the registry editor by clicking on the Windows logo in the bottom left and -**Start`regedit`** + @@ -113,2 +111,0 @@ In the registry, navigate to the key: - - @@ -116,0 +114,2 @@ In the registry, navigate to the key: + + @@ -125,2 +123,0 @@ Based on the DataProvider version on your system, follow the procedure in [Updat - - @@ -128,0 +126,2 @@ Based on the DataProvider version on your system, follow the procedure in [Updat + + @@ -133,2 +131,0 @@ Failing _all_ diagnostics indicates that there’s a problem with your outbound - - @@ -137 +134 @@ Failing _all_ diagnostics indicates that there’s a problem with your outbound -This is a clear indicator that you have an authorization issue when trying to access Amazon CloudWatch and Amazon EC2. The common cause for this problem is not having an IAM role associated with your instance that contains the IAM policy, as specified in [IAM Roles](./data-provider-req.html#data-provider-iam-roles) earlier in this guide. You can quickly diagnose this issue by looking at the specific EC2 instance in the Amazon EC2 console and verifying the IAM role. + @@ -139 +136 @@ This is a clear indicator that you have an authorization issue when trying to ac - +This is a clear indicator that you have an authorization issue when trying to access Amazon CloudWatch and Amazon EC2. The common cause for this problem is not having an IAM role associated with your instance that contains the IAM policy, as specified in [IAM Roles](./data-provider-req.html#data-provider-iam-roles) earlier in this guide. You can quickly diagnose this issue by looking at the specific EC2 instance in the Amazon EC2 console and verifying the IAM role. @@ -142,0 +140,2 @@ This is a clear indicator that you have an authorization issue when trying to ac + + @@ -147,2 +145,0 @@ If you do have an IAM role assigned to the instance, go to the IAM console, sele - - @@ -150,0 +148,2 @@ If you do have an IAM role assigned to the instance, go to the IAM console, sele + + @@ -159 +158 @@ Uninstalling older versions -Customizing the DataProvider +Customizing the AWS Data Provider for SAP