AWS res documentation change
Summary
Minor grammatical updates to improve clarity and consistency in the first sign-in documentation. Changes include updating 'Once the product stack has deployed' to 'After the product stack deploys' and 'Once you have signed in' to 'After you sign in'.
Security assessment
The changes are purely grammatical and stylistic, with no modifications to security-related content. The existing note about 'clusteradmin' being a break-glass account remains unchanged. There is no evidence of addressing a security vulnerability, weakness, or incident.
Diff
diff --git a/res/latest/ug/first-sign-in.md b/res/latest/ug/first-sign-in.md index aa4cfb5e7..0ab056452 100644 --- a//res/latest/ug/first-sign-in.md +++ b//res/latest/ug/first-sign-in.md @@ -7 +7 @@ -Once the product stack has deployed in your account, you will receive an email with your credentials. Use the URL to sign in to your account and configure the workspace for other users. +After the product stack deploys in your account, you receive an email with your credentials. Use the URL to sign in to your account and configure the workspace for other users. @@ -11 +11 @@ Once the product stack has deployed in your account, you will receive an email w -Once you have signed in for the first time, you can configure settings in the web portal to connect to the SSO provider. For post-deployment configuration information, see the [Configuration guide](./configuration-guide.html). Note that `clusteradmin` is a break-glass account— you can use it to create projects and assign user or group membership to those projects; it cannot assign software stacks or deploy a desktop for itself. +After you sign in for the first time, you can configure settings in the web portal to connect to the SSO provider. For post-deployment configuration information, see the [Configuration guide](./configuration-guide.html). Note that `clusteradmin` is a break-glass account— you can use it to create projects and assign user or group membership to those projects; it cannot assign software stacks or deploy a desktop for itself.