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AWS grafana documentation change

Service: grafana · 2026-04-19 · Documentation low

File: grafana/latest/userguide/solution-kafka.md

Summary

Added markdown version link and updated service account token documentation link from './service-accounts.html' to './v12-authenticating-grafana-apis.html#v12-service-accounts'

Security assessment

The change updates a documentation link to point to a newer version of service account authentication documentation. No evidence of addressing a specific security vulnerability. The change maintains existing security practices around service account tokens with ADMIN access and expiration times.

Diff

diff --git a/grafana/latest/userguide/solution-kafka.md b/grafana/latest/userguide/solution-kafka.md
index cf7072dfb..8c61cf705 100644
--- a//grafana/latest/userguide/solution-kafka.md
+++ b//grafana/latest/userguide/solution-kafka.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+[View a markdown version of this page](solution-kafka.md)
+
@@ -143 +145 @@ Replace `<resource-type>` and `<resource-value>` with the correct values for you
-  5. 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.
+  5. 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.