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Add aws card to missing aws docs
killbill · Nov 9, 2024 · 05aaba0 · 05aaba0
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diff --git a/userguide/aws/explanation-https-and-certificates.adoc b/userguide/aws/explanation-https-and-certificates.adoc
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 == HTTPS and Certificates
 
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 === Overview
 
 The HTTP protocol, commonly used for message exchange over the internet, does not provide encryption or authentication.

diff --git a/userguide/aws/how-to-add-a-certificate-using-ACM.adoc b/userguide/aws/how-to-add-a-certificate-using-ACM.adoc
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 = How To Add a Certificate Using the AWS Certificate Manager
 
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 == Overview
 
 

diff --git a/userguide/aws/how-to-maintain-a-cloud-formation-system.adoc b/userguide/aws/how-to-maintain-a-cloud-formation-system.adoc
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 = How to Mantain a CloudFormation System
 
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 This guide discusses how to troubleshoot, maintain and upgrade your Kill Bill CloudFormation (CFN) installation.
 
 == Logging in to your EC2s

diff --git a/userguide/aws/how-to-maintain-a-multi-tier-system.adoc b/userguide/aws/how-to-maintain-a-multi-tier-system.adoc
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 = How to Maintain a Multi-Tier System
 
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 == Overview
 
 This guide explains how to maintain your multi-tier Kill Bill installation on AWS. The procedures described in this guide apply separately to each of your EC2 instances.

diff --git a/userguide/aws/how-to-maintain-a-single-tier-system.adoc b/userguide/aws/how-to-maintain-a-single-tier-system.adoc
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 = How to Maintain a Single-Tier System
 
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 == Overview
 
 This guide explains how to maintain your single-tier Kill Bill installation on AWS.

diff --git a/userguide/aws/how-to-set-up-a-cloud-formation-system.adoc b/userguide/aws/how-to-set-up-a-cloud-formation-system.adoc
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 = How to Set up a CloudFormation System
 
+include::{sourcedir}/aws/includes/aws-card.adoc[]
 
 == Overview
 

diff --git a/userguide/aws/how-to-set-up-a-multi-tier-system.adoc b/userguide/aws/how-to-set-up-a-multi-tier-system.adoc
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 = How to Set up a Multi-Tier System
 
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 == Overview
 

diff --git a/userguide/aws/how-to-set-up-a-single-tier-system.adoc b/userguide/aws/how-to-set-up-a-single-tier-system.adoc
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 = How to Set up a Single-Tier System
 
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 == Introduction
 

diff --git a/userguide/tutorials/using-https.adoc b/userguide/tutorials/using-https.adoc
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 = Using HTTPS
 
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 == Overview
 
 The HTTP protocol, commonly used for message exchange over the internet, does not provide encryption or authentication. As a result messages exchanged with this protocol may be insecure and subject to eavesdropping, and their source may be uncertain. To avoid this problem, HTTP is frequently combined with an encryption scheme known as SSL, or more recently TLS, that can be used to keep messages safe from unauthorized access, and verify that the sender is who they claim to be. This secure protocol is called HTTPS.

diff --git a/userguide/tutorials/using-ses-with-aws.adoc b/userguide/tutorials/using-ses-with-aws.adoc
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 = Using SES with AWS
 
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 == Overview
 
 The email plugin for Kill Bill requires an SMTP server. For implementations using AWS the best choice may be Amazon's *Simple Email Service (SES)*. Amazon offers this service at little or no cost for AWS users who send moderate volumes of outgoing mail, and this is the common use case for Kill Bill clients. To prevent improper use, though, AWS may require verification of email addresses, and may require you to certify that the account will not be used to send bulk unsolicited emails.