AWS res documentation change
Summary
Minor grammatical and wording improvements to definitions of file browser, project, project-based permissions, and project owner roles
Security assessment
Changes are purely grammatical (e.g., 'logged-in' to 'logged in', 'role(s)' to 'roles', 'project(s)' to 'projects') and do not introduce or modify security concepts. No security implications identified.
Diff
diff --git a/res/latest/ug/concepts-and-definitions.md b/res/latest/ug/concepts-and-definitions.md index 4e3ebc79c..ed8d6d829 100644 --- a//res/latest/ug/concepts-and-definitions.md +++ b//res/latest/ug/concepts-and-definitions.md @@ -12 +12 @@ This section describes key concepts and defines terminology specific to Research -A file browser is a part of the RES user interface where users who are currently logged-in can view their file system. +A file browser is a part of the RES user interface where users who are currently logged in can view their file system. @@ -27 +27 @@ An administrative delegate with access to RES resources that are shared across a -A project is a logical partition within the application that serves as a distinct boundary for data and compute resources; this ensures governance over data flow and prevents sharing data and VDI hosts across projects. +A project is a logical partition within the application that serves as a distinct boundary for data and compute resources. This ensures governance over data flow and prevents sharing data and VDI hosts across projects. @@ -32 +32 @@ A project is a logical partition within the application that serves as a distinc -Project-based permissions describes a logical partition of both data and VDI hosts in a system where multiple projects can exist. A user's access to data and VDI hosts within a project is determined by their associated role(s). A user must be assigned access (or project membership) for each project to which they require access. Otherwise, a user is unable to access project data and VDIs when they have not been granted membership. +Project-based permissions describes a logical partition of both data and VDI hosts in a system where multiple projects can exist. A user's access to data and VDI hosts within a project is determined by their associated roles. A user must be assigned access (or project membership) for each project to which they require access. Otherwise, a user is unable to access project data and VDIs when they have not been granted membership. @@ -42 +42 @@ An end user of RES resources (VDI, storage, etc). Scope and permissions are rest -An administrative delegate with access to, and ownership over, a specific project. Scope and permissions are restricted to the project(s) they own. They can assign permissions to project members in the projects they own. +An administrative delegate with access to, and ownership over, a specific project. Scope and permissions are restricted to the projects they own. They can assign permissions to project members in the projects they own.