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NGINXaaS: Address missing info and points of user friction #1588
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@puneetsarna - Thanks for (quickly) addressing these docs issues and making these changes. I had a few minor suggestions and will leave it up to you whether you want to use them or not. Approving these regardless.
I created issue https://gitlab.com/f5/nginx/nginxaas/gcp-tracking/-/issues/916 to track this work (it's assigned to you).
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This makes it easier for the user to know what it looks like when we are asking them to save it for use later on in the deployment.
This is important as we do not have references to it anywhere and is information needed by the user to set up deployment observability.
After I am done setting up my WIF provider, I should be directed to enable monitoring and logging for my deployment.
We want to strongly recommend using a connection preference that is secure but keep the instructions open for a user that may not be as concerned with security or just wants to prioritize deploying quickly just to try out the service.
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