Python STS SOS data, snippet tags, and README update #2363
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| sts_Scenario_SessionTokenMfa: | ||
| title: Get a session token that requires an MFA token with &STS; using an &AWS; SDK | ||
| title_abbrev: Get a session token that requires an MFA token | ||
| synopsis: get a session token that requires an MFA token with &STS; and use |
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MFA -> multi-factor authentication (MFA)
(first use)
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| sdkguide: | ||
| excerpts: | ||
| - description: Create an &IAM; user, register a mulfi-factor authentication | ||
| (MFA) device, and create a role that grants permission to let the user |
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mulfi-factor authentication (MFA) -> MFA
(second use on page)
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| - description: Destroy the resources created for the demo. | ||
| snippet_tags: | ||
| - python.example_code.sts.Scenario_AssumeRole_teardown | ||
| - description: Demonstrate how to use the previously defined functions. |
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'Demonstrate how to use the previously defined functions.' reads like the user can use this code to demonstrate how to use the previously defined functions. So maybe lead with an action verb - like 'Use/Run the previously defined functions.'? Just a suggestion.
(I know you've used this syntax in similar contexts in this PR (and in previously submitted PRs); so whatever you decide, make it consistent throughout.)
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Makes sense. I went with "Run this scenario by using the previously defined functions."
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| github: python/example_code/sts/sts_temporary_credentials | ||
| sdkguide: | ||
| excerpts: | ||
| - description: Create an &IAM; user, register a mulfi-factor authentication |
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mulfi-factor -> multi-factor
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Python STS SOS data, snippet tags, and README update.
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