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Apache SSM integration specification

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Apache SSM integration specification

Device Addition

Apache (Linux) serversdiscovered from Amazon EC2 instances should be added under the Server tab in AppViewX.
All the mandatory fields should be pre-fill in the Apache (Linux) device addition page.
The server name should be appended with AWS as shown below.
By default, the communication mode should be selected as SSM.
Credential provided in cloud inventory should be used in server inventory as well.
By default, access elevation should be selected as Sudo.

Credential management

Credential Type is a mandatory field.
When a device is added from a could account, Credential-Cloud Account must be displayed corresponding to the credential type label. And the cloud account name should be displayed in a dropdown corresponding to the Account name label.
While modifying the mandatory details in the Apache form, the user should be able to select a different cloud account credential that is added to the cloud inventory.
Similarly, while modifying the mandatory details in the Apache form, the user should be able to provide credentials manually in the Apache device addition form.

Note: Once the Apache instance is identified and successfully added, the user should be able to perform all the actions (device level as well as certificate level).

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