AWS transform documentation change
Summary
Replaced 'the agent' with 'AWS Transform' for branding consistency, fixed typos ('prorietary' to 'proprietary'), and improved grammar. Added clarity about replacing hardcoded database IPs/DNS and security scanning.
Security assessment
The changes are editorial improvements and branding updates. While security scanning for credentials/API keys is mentioned, this isn't a new feature - just rewording of existing documentation. No vulnerability or incident response is indicated.
Diff
diff --git a/transform/latest/userguide/transform-containers-step-containerize.md b/transform/latest/userguide/transform-containers-step-containerize.md index a2da00b6f..321d49c7e 100644 --- a//transform/latest/userguide/transform-containers-step-containerize.md +++ b//transform/latest/userguide/transform-containers-step-containerize.md @@ -11 +11 @@ What happens during containerizationSupported application typesWhat you need to -In this step, the AWS Transform AI agent analyzes your application source code and generates Docker artifacts. The agent examines your application's structure, dependencies, and runtime requirements to produce appropriate Dockerfiles and related configuration files. +In this step, the AWS Transform AI agent analyzes your application source code and generates Docker artifacts. AWS Transform examines your application's structure, dependencies, and runtime requirements to produce appropriate Dockerfiles and related configuration files. @@ -17 +17 @@ The containerization agent performs the following tasks: - 1. **Source code analysis** — The agent examines your application's project files, dependencies, build configuration, and runtime requirements. The agent also replaces hardcoded value (i.e database ip/dns), identify environment variables, detect volumes and attempt to redirect log to the standard output. + 1. **Source code analysis** — AWS Transform examines your application's project files, dependencies, build configuration, and runtime requirements. AWS Transform also replaces hardcoded values (such as database IP addresses or DNS names), identifies environment variables, detects volumes, and attempts to redirect logs to standard output. @@ -19 +19 @@ The containerization agent performs the following tasks: - 2. **Dockerfile generation** — Based on the analysis, the agent generates a Dockerfile tailored to your application. If an existing Dockerfile is present, the agent can reuse it with modifications, or generate a new one based on your preferences. + 2. **Dockerfile generation** — Based on the analysis, AWS Transform generates a Dockerfile tailored to your application. If an existing Dockerfile is present, AWS Transform can reuse it with modifications, or generate a new one based on your preferences. @@ -21 +21 @@ The containerization agent performs the following tasks: - 3. **Container image build and test** — The agent builds the container image and runs a test to verify that the Dockerfile produces a working image. If the build fails, the agent iterates on the Dockerfile automatically. + 3. **Container image build and test** — AWS Transform builds the container image and runs a test to verify that the Dockerfile produces a working image. If the build fails, AWS Transform iterates on the Dockerfile automatically. @@ -23 +23 @@ The containerization agent performs the following tasks: - 4. **Security analysis** — The agent scans the generated artifacts for hardcoded values such as credentials, API keys, or other sensitive data, and flags any findings for your review. + 4. **Security analysis** — AWS Transform scans the generated artifacts for hardcoded values such as credentials, API keys, or other sensitive data, and flags any findings for your review. @@ -28 +28 @@ The containerization agent performs the following tasks: -If you provided multiple repositories or a monorepo with multiple services, the agent processes each service in parallel. +If you provided multiple repositories or a monorepo with multiple services, the processes each service in parallel. @@ -38 +38 @@ AWS Transform supports containerizing the following application types: - * **Unsupported applications** — Windows, Xcode, or any prorietary build environments are not supported. + * **Unsupported applications** — Windows, Xcode, or any proprietary build environments are not supported. @@ -45 +45 @@ AWS Transform supports containerizing the following application types: -This step runs automatically. The agent displays progress updates as it analyzes and containerizes each application. If the agent encounters issues, it may ask you for clarification or additional information. +This step runs automatically. AWS Transform displays progress updates as it analyzes and containerizes each application. If AWS Transform encounters issues, it may ask you for clarification or additional information. @@ -47 +47 @@ This step runs automatically. The agent displays progress updates as it analyzes -When containerization is complete, the agent moves to the next step where you review the generated artifacts. The outputs of the agent are saved in the Artifact Store +When containerization is complete, AWS Transform moves to the next step where you review the generated artifacts. The outputs are saved in the Artifact Store.