AWS evs documentation change
Summary
Changed 'ESXi host root password' to 'ESX host root password' in secrets management documentation.
Security assessment
Terminology update (ESXi to ESX) without any changes to the security mechanisms described. The secret management process remains unchanged.
Diff
diff --git a/evs/latest/userguide/evs-env-secret-rotation.md b/evs/latest/userguide/evs-env-secret-rotation.md index bb2cbdafd..445f89ccb 100644 --- a//evs/latest/userguide/evs-env-secret-rotation.md +++ b//evs/latest/userguide/evs-env-secret-rotation.md @@ -7 +7 @@ -Amazon EVS uses AWS Secrets Manager to create, encrypt, and store secrets in your account on initial environment deployment. These secrets contain the VCF credentials needed to install and access VCF management appliances such as vCenter Server, NSX, and SDDC Manager, as well as the ESXi host root password. Amazon EVS also deletes managed secrets on your behalf when the EVS environment is deleted. +Amazon EVS uses AWS Secrets Manager to create, encrypt, and store secrets in your account on initial environment deployment. These secrets contain the VCF credentials needed to install and access VCF management appliances such as vCenter Server, NSX, and SDDC Manager, as well as the ESX host root password. Amazon EVS also deletes managed secrets on your behalf when the EVS environment is deleted.