AWS grafana documentation change
Summary
Added markdown link and updated references to service accounts documentation, changing links to point to updated authentication guide for version 12.
Security assessment
Change updates documentation links for authentication methods, but no security issue is addressed; it's a routine documentation update.
Diff
diff --git a/grafana/latest/userguide/solution-eks.md b/grafana/latest/userguide/solution-eks.md index 3cb6f11f1..a179dca5a 100644 --- a//grafana/latest/userguide/solution-eks.md +++ b//grafana/latest/userguide/solution-eks.md @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +[View a markdown version of this page](solution-eks.md) + @@ -207 +209 @@ Set up the needed environment variables. Replace `REGION`, `AMG_ENDPOINT`, `EKS_ - 4. You must create a service account token with ADMIN access for calling Grafana HTTP APIs. For details, see [Use service accounts to authenticate with the Grafana HTTP APIs](./service-accounts.html). You can use the AWS CLI with the following commands to create the token. You will need to replace the `GRAFANA_ID` with the ID of your Grafana workspace (it will be in the form `g-123example`). This key will expire after 7,200 seconds, or 2 hours. You can change the time (`seconds-to-live`), if you need to. The deployment takes under one hour. + 4. You must create a service account token with ADMIN access for calling Grafana HTTP APIs. For details, see [Using service accounts](./v12-authenticating-grafana-apis.html#v12-service-accounts). You can use the AWS CLI with the following commands to create the token. You will need to replace the `GRAFANA_ID` with the ID of your Grafana workspace (it will be in the form `g-123example`). This key will expire after 7,200 seconds, or 2 hours. You can change the time (`seconds-to-live`), if you need to. The deployment takes under one hour. @@ -274 +276 @@ Set up the needed environment variables. Replace `REGION`, `AMG_ENDPOINT`, `EKS_ - 4. You must create a service account token with ADMIN access for calling Grafana HTTP APIs. For details, see [Use service accounts to authenticate with the Grafana HTTP APIs](./service-accounts.html). You can use the AWS CLI with the following commands to create the token. You will need to replace the `GRAFANA_ID` with the ID of your Grafana workspace (it will be in the form `g-123example`). This key will expire after 7,200 seconds, or 2 hours. You can change the time (`seconds-to-live`), if you need to. The deployment takes under one hour. + 4. You must create a service account token with ADMIN access for calling Grafana HTTP APIs. For details, see [Using service accounts](./v12-authenticating-grafana-apis.html#v12-service-accounts). You can use the AWS CLI with the following commands to create the token. You will need to replace the `GRAFANA_ID` with the ID of your Grafana workspace (it will be in the form `g-123example`). This key will expire after 7,200 seconds, or 2 hours. You can change the time (`seconds-to-live`), if you need to. The deployment takes under one hour.