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Add package manager endpoints access to install requirements #1104
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One new piece, a couple nits you can accept.
^2^ Access to the {aws} IAM endpoints are only required if you are using {aws} IAM Roles Anywhere for your on-premises IAM credential provider. | ||
^2^ Access to the {aws} IAM endpoints are only required if you are using {aws} IAM Roles Anywhere for your on-premises IAM credential provider. | ||
^3^ For AL2023 and RHEL, `yum/dnf` is used to install `containerd`, `ca-certificates`, `iptables` and `amazon-ssm-agent`. For Ubuntu, `apt` is used to install `containerd`, `ca-certificates`, and `iptables`, and `snap` is used to install `amazon-ssm-agent`. |
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Forward slashes in text break some automation that we use.
^3^ For AL2023 and RHEL, `yum/dnf` is used to install `containerd`, `ca-certificates`, `iptables` and `amazon-ssm-agent`. For Ubuntu, `apt` is used to install `containerd`, `ca-certificates`, and `iptables`, and `snap` is used to install `amazon-ssm-agent`. | |
^3^ For AL2023 and RHEL, `dnf` (or `yum` respectively) is used to install `containerd`, `ca-certificates`, `iptables` and `amazon-ssm-agent`. For Ubuntu, `apt` is used to install `containerd`, `ca-certificates`, and `iptables`, and `snap` is used to install `amazon-ssm-agent`. |
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Let's copy this info up into the paragraph at Line 64 too, so the list of packages for each OS isn't only in a footnote.
@@ -109,13 +109,20 @@ You must have access to the following domains during the installation process wh | |||
|\https://rolesanywhere.[.replaceable]`region`.amazonaws.com | |||
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|443 | |||
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|Package Manager Endpoints ^3^ |
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|Operating System package manager endpoints ^3^
Be specific that we aren't adding other package managers.
|Package Manager Endpoints ^3^ | |
|Operating System package manager endpoints ^3^ |
@@ -109,13 +109,20 @@ You must have access to the following domains during the installation process wh | |||
|\https://rolesanywhere.[.replaceable]`region`.amazonaws.com | |||
|HTTPS | |||
|443 | |||
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|Package Manager Endpoints ^3^ | |||
|Package repository endpoints are OS-specific and may vary by geographic region. |
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Replace "may" with "might", for style. "May" ends up translated as the month sometimes, "might" has fewer definitions (still several, but its our style).
|Package repository endpoints are OS-specific and may vary by geographic region. | |
|Package repository endpoints are OS-specific and might vary by geographic region. |
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Description of changes:
Adds a note that package manager endpoints need to be allowlisted during hybrid nodes installation and upgrade process.
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