revamp organizations, pca, pinpoint

Author: HarshCasper

src/content/docs/aws/services/organizations.md

@@ -1,15 +1,16 @@
 ---
 title: "Organizations"
-linkTitle: "Organizations"
 tags: ["Ultimate"]
 description: Get started with AWS Organizations on LocalStack
 ---
 
+## Introduction
+
 Amazon Web Services Organizations is an account management service that allows you to consolidate multiple different AWS accounts into an organization.
 It allows you to manage different accounts in a single organization and consolidate billing.
 With Organizations, you can also attach different policies to your organizational units (OUs) or individual accounts in your organization.
 
-Organizations is available over LocalStack Pro and the supported APIs are available over our [configuration page]({{< ref "configuration" >}}).
+Organizations is available over LocalStack Pro and the supported APIs are available over our [configuration page](/aws/capabilities/config/configuration).
 
 ## Getting started
 
@@ -18,69 +19,69 @@ This guide is intended for users who wish to get more acquainted with Organizati
 To get started, start your LocalStack instance using your preferred method:
 
 1. Create a new local AWS Organization with the feature set flag set to `ALL`:
- {{< command >}}
- $ awslocal organizations create-organization --feature-set ALL
- {{< /command >}}
+ ```bash
+ awslocal organizations create-organization --feature-set ALL
+ ```
 
 2. You can now run the `describe-organization` command to see the details of your organization:
- {{< command >}}
- $ awslocal organizations describe-organization
- {{< /command >}}
+ ```bash
+ awslocal organizations describe-organization
+ ```
 
 3. You can now create an AWS account that would be a member of your organization:
- {{< command >}}
- $ awslocal organizations create-account \
+ ```bash
+ awslocal organizations create-account \
  --email example@example.com \
  --account-name "Test Account"
- {{< /command >}}
+ ```
  Since LocalStack essentially mocks AWS, the account creation is instantaneous.
  You can now run the `list-accounts` command to see the details of your organization:
- {{< command >}}
- $ awslocal organizations list-accounts
- {{< /command >}}
+ ```bash
+ awslocal organizations list-accounts
+ ```
 
 4. You can also remove a member account from your organization:
- {{< command >}}
- $ awslocal organizations remove-account-from-organization --account-id <ACCOUNT_ID>
- {{< /command >}}
+ ```bash
+ awslocal organizations remove-account-from-organization --account-id <ACCOUNT_ID>
+ ```
 
 5. To close an account in your organization, you can run the `close-account` command:
- {{< command >}}
- $ awslocal organizations close-account --account-id 000000000000
- {{< /command >}}
+ ```bash
+ awslocal organizations close-account --account-id 000000000000
+ ```
 
 6. You can use organizational units (OUs) to group accounts together to administer as a single unit.
  To create an OU, you can run:
- {{< command >}}
- $ awslocal organizations list-roots
- $ awslocal organizations list-children \
+ ```bash
+ awslocal organizations list-roots
+ awslocal organizations list-children \
  --parent-id <PARENT-ID> \
  --child-type ORGANIZATIONAL_UNIT
- $ awslocal organizations create-organizational-unit \
+ awslocal organizations create-organizational-unit \
  --parent-id <PARENT-ID> \
  --name New-Child-OU
- {{< /command >}}
+ ```
 
 7. Before you can create and attach a policy to your organization, you must enable a policy type.
  To enable a policy type, you can run:
- {{< command >}}
- $ awslocal organizations enable-policy-type \
+ ```bash
+ awslocal organizations enable-policy-type \
  --root-id <ROOT-ID> \
  --policy-type BACKUP_POLICY
- {{< /command >}}
+ ```
  To disable a policy type, you can run:
- {{< command >}}
- $ awslocal organizations disable-policy-type \
+ ```bash
+ awslocal organizations disable-policy-type \
  --root-id <ROOT-ID> \
  --policy-type BACKUP_POLICY
- {{< /command >}}
+ ```
 
 8. To view the policies that are attached to your organization, you can run:
- {{< command >}}
- $ awslocal organizations list-policies --filter SERVICE_CONTROL_POLICY
- {{< /command >}}
+ ```bash
+ awslocal organizations list-policies --filter SERVICE_CONTROL_POLICY
+ ```
 
 9. To delete an organization, you can run:
- {{< command >}}
- $ awslocal organizations delete-organization
- {{< /command >}}
+ ```bash
+ awslocal organizations delete-organization
+ ```