AWS res documentation change
Summary
Added 'Allowed Instance Types' field, updated AMI selection instructions, and refreshed screenshots
Security assessment
Instance type restrictions could indirectly improve security posture but aren't presented as security features. No vulnerabilities or explicit security controls are documented.
Diff
diff --git a/res/archive/release-minus-1/ug/software-stacks.md b/res/archive/release-minus-1/ug/software-stacks.md index 1aac3b8af..7709706db 100644 --- a//res/archive/release-minus-1/ug/software-stacks.md +++ b//res/archive/release-minus-1/ug/software-stacks.md @@ -13 +13 @@ From the Software Stacks page, you can configure Amazon Machine Images (AMIs) or - + @@ -45 +45 @@ The Systems Manager parameter will require the following tags for RES to access - 2. Enter details for the new software stack. + 2. Enter details for the new software stack, including name, description, AMI ID, and operating system. @@ -47 +47,3 @@ The Systems Manager parameter will require the following tags for RES to access - 3. Choose **Submit**. + 3. (Optional) Use the **Allowed Instance Types** field to specify the instance families or types that are permitted for this software stack. You can enter instance families (for example, `t3`) or specific instance sizes (for example, `t3.xlarge`). + + 4. Choose **Submit**. @@ -151 +153 @@ RES does not have a default software stack for Rocky Linux 9, so this section of - 1. Log into the AWS Console, and go to the [AMI Catalog page](https://console.aws.amazon.com/ec2/home#AMICatalog) within the EC2 Console. + 1. Sign in to the AWS Management Console, and go to the [AMI Catalog page](https://console.aws.amazon.com/ec2/home#AMICatalog) within the EC2 Console. @@ -157 +159 @@ RES does not have a default software stack for Rocky Linux 9, so this section of - + @@ -163 +165 @@ RES does not have a default software stack for Rocky Linux 9, so this section of - +