AWS m2 documentation change
Summary
Updated product name from 'AWS Blu Age' to 'AWS Transform for mainframe' and corrected a duplicate 'AWS' in a sentence about console access.
Security assessment
Changes are limited to product naming and a minor grammatical correction. The update mentions single sign-on (SSO) for console access, but this is not a new security feature being documented; it appears to be a pre-existing statement updated with the new product name. No security vulnerabilities or new security documentation are introduced.
Diff
diff --git a/m2/latest/userguide/modernization-m2.md b/m2/latest/userguide/modernization-m2.md index 6b8c2b3e7..d5976061b 100644 --- a//m2/latest/userguide/modernization-m2.md +++ b//m2/latest/userguide/modernization-m2.md @@ -13 +13 @@ Migration is complex and has many variables. AWS Mainframe Modernization offers -Automated refactoring uses AWS Blu Age tools to automatically convert code, data, and dependencies to modern language, datastore, and frameworks, while at the same time guaranteeing functional equivalence with the same business functions. +Automated refactoring uses AWS Transform for mainframe tools to automatically convert code, data, and dependencies to modern language, datastore, and frameworks, while at the same time guaranteeing functional equivalence with the same business functions. @@ -44 +44 @@ The Migrate and Modernize phase applies to each application and consists of seve -If you want to use automated refactoring, see [AWS Transform for mainframe refactor](https://bluinsights.aws/). AWS AWS Transform for mainframe refactor is now available from the AWS Management Console through single sign-on. You do not have to manage separate AWS AWS Transform for mainframe refactor credentials any longer. You can access both the AWS AWS Blu Age Codebase and Transformation Center features directly from the AWS Management Console. +If you want to use automated refactoring, see [AWS Transform for mainframe refactor](https://bluinsights.aws/). AWS Transform for mainframe refactor is now available from the AWS Management Console through single sign-on. You do not have to manage separate AWS Transform for mainframe refactor credentials any longer. You can access both the AWS Transform for mainframe Codebase and Transformation Center features directly from the AWS Management Console.