AWS connect documentation change
Summary
Word substitution: 'facilitate' replaced with 'help' in SignInConfig documentation
Security assessment
Change improves readability without altering technical meaning of sign-in server configuration. No security controls or authentication mechanisms were modified.
Diff
diff --git a/connect/latest/adminguide/update-agents-across-regions.md b/connect/latest/adminguide/update-agents-across-regions.md index b472dfa66..d7cfc6f19 100644 --- a//connect/latest/adminguide/update-agents-across-regions.md +++ b//connect/latest/adminguide/update-agents-across-regions.md @@ -53 +53 @@ When you call `UpdateTrafficDistribution` from the source AWS Region you can use -The `UpdateTrafficDistribution` API includes a distribution called `SignInConfig`. It allows you to choose which backend sign-in servers are used to facilitate the agent signing in to their instance group. Regardless of the `SignInConfig` set in your traffic distribution group, agents will be signed in to both instances in the traffic distribution group. +The `UpdateTrafficDistribution` API includes a distribution called `SignInConfig`. It allows you to choose which backend sign-in servers are used to help the agent signing in to their instance group. Regardless of the `SignInConfig` set in your traffic distribution group, agents will be signed in to both instances in the traffic distribution group. @@ -99 +99 @@ Conversely, the following sign-in distribution routes 100% of traffic on the sig -This distribution controls only which Region of the sign-in server is used to facilitate logging in the agent to both instances in their instance group. It doesn't affect the distribution of agents controlled by the `AgentConfig` part of the `UpdateTrafficDistribution` API. +This distribution controls only which Region of the sign-in server is used to help logging in the agent to both instances in their instance group. It doesn't affect the distribution of agents controlled by the `AgentConfig` part of the `UpdateTrafficDistribution` API.