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profiles/README tweaks

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Jake Buchholz 2020-09-14 20:05:57 -07:00 committed by Mike Crute
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@ -57,7 +57,8 @@ custom profile will need to specify `build_region`. If the build region does
not have a default VPC, you'll need to specify `build_subnet`.
`version` and `release` are meant to match Alpine; however, `revision` is used
used to track changes to the profile, additions of new alpine-ec2-ami features,
used to track changes to the profile, additions of new
[alpine-ec2-ami](https://github.com/mcrute/alpine-ec2-ami) features,
or other situations where the AMIs needs to be rebuilt. The "edge" core
version profile sets `revision` to null, which translates into the current
datetime. Otherwise, the default set in the base profile is `r0`.
@ -139,7 +140,7 @@ pkgs {
```
To control when (or whether) a system service starts, use the `svcs` hash
variable. Its first-level keys are names of runlevels ('sysinit', 'boot',
variable. Its first-level keys are names of runlevels (`sysinit`, `boot`,
`default`, and `shutown`), and the second-level keys are the services, as they
appear in `/etc/init.d`. Like the other profile hash variables, setting
`false` or `null` disable the service in the runlevel, `true` will enable the
@ -150,7 +151,7 @@ Further customization can be done by specifying your own setup script with the
`/tmp/setup-ami.d/setup_script`, and executed by the `setup-ami` script just
before the final cleanup phase.
If there are additional data or scripts that the setup script uses, use the
If there are additional data or scripts that your setup script uses, use the
`setup_copy` hash variable -- the key is the destination path under the build
instance's `/tmp/setup-ami.d` directory, and the value is the local path to
the source file or directory. No data is automatically installed in the AMI,