Update README.md

[azutsavv]

created more clear command , Specifying the account id rather than putting the actual account number,
also updated a command in deploying ingress as the name of yaml file name changed

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• Documentation
  • Updated the command for creating an IAM service account to use a placeholder for the account ID.
  • Changed the Kubernetes manifest command from applying one file to applying a different file.

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The changes update the commands documented in the README. The IAM service account creation command now uses a placeholder (<your-account-id>) instead of a hardcoded AWS account ID. In addition, the command for applying Kubernetes manifests has been modified from referencing full_stack_lb.yaml to ingress.yaml. No changes were made to public or exported entities.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Updated IAM service account command by replacing the hardcoded AWS account ID with <your-account-id>; changed Kubernetes manifest command from full_stack_lb.yaml to ingress.yaml.

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README.md (1)

113-113: Update IAM Service Account Command with Placeholder
The command now uses the <your-account-id> placeholder instead of a hardcoded AWS account ID. This improvement makes the instructions more flexible and secure. Please ensure that the README includes a brief note reminding users to replace <your-account-id> with their actual AWS account number before executing the command.

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README.md (1)

123-123: Update Kubernetes Manifest Deployment Command
The deployment command has been updated to reference ingress.yaml instead of full_stack_lb.yaml. Verify that the file name change is consistent with your repository’s file structure and that all related documentation reflects this update to prevent any deployment issues.