AWS drs documentation changes
- Fix bandwidth test link and 'Direct Connect' typo
- Guidance to use S3 interface endpoint with private DNS for failback
- Failback Client 6.42.25 removes custom S3 endpoint option
- Bandwidth test guidance updated to TLS on TCP 1500
- DRS agent 6.42.25 fixes OpenSSL and Bouncy Castle CVEs
- Add Oracle Linux 10.1-10.2 support to DRS Linux support matrix
- DRS FAQ: replace SSL bandwidth test steps with EC2 endpoint test link
- DRS troubleshooting adds agent log error entry
- DRS nav link text changed to 'Agent log messages'
- DRS nav link text changed to 'Agent log messages'
- DRS: new arm64 replication server instance type error
- DRS quick start: arm64 right-sizing limitation note
- DRS Linux agent: architecture-specific installer and hash files
- DRS launch settings: arm64 right-sizing and boot mode requirements
- Add arm64 right-sizing and launch configuration errors
- Update supported architectures and failback requirements
- Clarify replication server instance type x86_64 support
- Note: instance type matching uses source processor architecture
- Note: Failback Client supports x86_64 servers only
- Note arm64 failback limitations within AWS only
- Add note on matching instance type architecture at launch
- Document arm64 architecture validation for recovery instance type
- Add cross-reference to architecture requirements for instance type
- Add September 2026 release note for Graviton arm64 support
- Add Graviton source server entry to DRS doc history
- Clarify boot mode and architecture requirements for launch-into-source
- Update 64-bit OS prerequisite for arm64 Linux on EC2
- Add arm64 EC2 verification and OS end-of-life install errors
- Note: DRS supports Windows x86_64 only, not arm64
- Add AWS Graviton arm64 source server support to DRS Linux docs
- Clarify DRS supported source infrastructure and arm64 support
- Documented policy update for recovery plans
- Expanded read-only policy documentation
- Fixed URL for AWS account guide
- Added reference to recovery plans
- AWS managed policy update for recovery plans
- Updated AWS managed policy for recovery plans
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