AWS rtb-fabric documentation change
Summary
Updated terminology throughout the document, changing references from 'application' to 'gateway' and 'applications' to 'gateways' to maintain consistent terminology for RTB Fabric components.
Security assessment
The changes are purely terminological updates for consistency (changing 'application' to 'gateway'). There is no mention of security vulnerabilities, patches, or new security features. The existing security statement about RTB Fabric providing 'secure infrastructure for connectivity' remains unchanged. This appears to be routine documentation maintenance.
Diff
diff --git a/rtb-fabric/latest/userguide/working-with-requester-gateways.md b/rtb-fabric/latest/userguide/working-with-requester-gateways.md index fad37f442..8315f76b4 100644 --- a//rtb-fabric/latest/userguide/working-with-requester-gateways.md +++ b//rtb-fabric/latest/userguide/working-with-requester-gateways.md @@ -9 +9 @@ Creating a requester gatewaySearching for requester gatewaysViewing associated l -Requester gateways are RTB Fabric infrastructure components that serve as connection points for customer applications. Requester gateways receive requests from requester applications and forward them through links to responder gateways. Gateways operate colocated with your VPC and provide routing, load balancing, and processing capabilities. You maintain full control over your bidding logic, data, and auction decisions, while RTB Fabric provides the secure infrastructure for connectivity. Requester gateways are typically used by supply-side platforms (SSPs). +Requester gateways are RTB Fabric infrastructure components that serve as connection points for customer gateways. Requester gateways receive requests from requester gateways and forward them through links to responder gateways. Gateways operate colocated with your VPC and provide routing, load balancing, and processing capabilities. You maintain full control over your bidding logic, data, and auction decisions, while RTB Fabric provides the secure infrastructure for connectivity. Requester gateways are typically used by supply-side platforms (SSPs). @@ -90 +90 @@ You can update the gateway description using the RTB Fabric API. For more inform -Use the search functionality in the console to locate specific gateways associated with your account. The applications table displays key information including application ID, status, name, creation date, and associated resources. +Use the search functionality in the console to locate specific gateways associated with your account. The gateways table displays key information including gateway ID, status, name, creation date, and associated resources. @@ -98 +98 @@ Use the search functionality in the console to locate specific gateways associat - 3. The table automatically filters to show matching applications as you type. + 3. The table automatically filters to show matching gateways as you type. @@ -117 +117 @@ Use the following command to get details for a specific requester gateway using -Each requester gateway can have associated links that connect it to responder applications. You can view these links directly from the applications table and see detailed connection information. +Each requester gateway can have associated links that connect it to responder gateways. You can view these links directly from the gateways table and see detailed connection information. @@ -119 +119 @@ Each requester gateway can have associated links that connect it to responder ap -###### To view associated links for an application +###### To view associated links for an gateway @@ -121 +121 @@ Each requester gateway can have associated links that connect it to responder ap - 1. In the **Requester gateways** table, locate the application whose links you want to view. + 1. In the **Requester gateways** table, locate the gateway whose links you want to view. @@ -123 +123 @@ Each requester gateway can have associated links that connect it to responder ap - 2. Select the radio button for the application row. + 2. Select the radio button for the gateway row. @@ -125 +125 @@ Each requester gateway can have associated links that connect it to responder ap - 3. The application details expand below the table, showing the application ID with a collapsible section. + 3. The gateway details expand below the table, showing the gateway ID with a collapsible section. @@ -129 +129 @@ Each requester gateway can have associated links that connect it to responder ap - 5. Review the links table, which shows detailed information for each associated link including link ID, status, creation date, requester application name, and responder application ID. + 5. Review the links table, which shows detailed information for each associated link including link ID, status, creation date, requester gateway name, and responder gateway ID. @@ -142 +142 @@ The links table includes the following columns: - * **Requester gateway name** – Name of the requesting application. + * **Requester gateway name** – Name of the requesting gateway. @@ -144 +144 @@ The links table includes the following columns: - * **Responder Gateway ID** – ID of the responding application. + * **Responder Gateway ID** – ID of the responding gateway. @@ -171 +171 @@ Use the following command to list all links associated with a specific requester -When you no longer need a requester gateway, you can delete it from your environment. This action is irreversible and will terminate all bidding activities associated with the application. +When you no longer need a requester gateway, you can delete it from your environment. This action is irreversible and will terminate all bidding activities associated with the gateway. @@ -181 +181 @@ Deleting a requester gateway is permanent and cannot be undone. Check your gatew - 1. On the **Requester gateways** page, select the radio button next to the application you want to delete. + 1. On the **Requester gateways** page, select the radio button next to the gateway you want to delete. @@ -185 +185 @@ Deleting a requester gateway is permanent and cannot be undone. Check your gatew - 3. If the gateway has associated links, a dialog appears with the message "To delete this application, you must first delete all of its associated links. You can delete links on the Links table." Follow the provided instructions to delete associated links first, then return to delete the application. For more information, see [Deleting links](./links.html#deleting-rtb-links). + 3. If the gateway has associated links, a dialog appears with the message "To delete this gateway, you must first delete all of its associated links. You can delete links on the Links table." Follow the provided instructions to delete associated links first, then return to delete the gateway. For more information, see [Deleting links](./links.html#deleting-rtb-links). @@ -187 +187 @@ Deleting a requester gateway is permanent and cannot be undone. Check your gatew - 4. If the application has no associated links, a confirmation dialog appears. Verify that you want to delete the selected application. + 4. If the gateway has no associated links, a confirmation dialog appears. Verify that you want to delete the selected gateway.