Databricks AWS and Salesforce Clean Up

Scripts/SecretServer/AWS/AWS-IAM Users/Remote Password Changer/readme.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
     - Password Type to use: Select the Amazon IAM Console Password Privileged Account
 - Click on Save
 
-## Associate scripting account to Azure AD secret
+## Associate AWS Service account to AWS secret
 To be able to correctly use the password changer, the AWS Service account must be associated with the AWS IAM User secret. This can be done by following the steps below:
 - Log in to the Delinea Secret Server
 - Navigate to Secrets
@@ -25,36 +25,5 @@ To be able to correctly use the password changer, the AWS Service account must b
 - Search for the earlier created [AWS Service Account secret](../Instructions.md#create-secret-in-secret-server-for-the-aws-service-account) for the application registration and select that
 - Click on Save
 
- This can also be done using a Secret Policy assigned to the Parent Folder
+ This can also be done using a Secret Policy assigned to the Parent Folder or Directly to The Secret
 
-## Testing the configuration
-If all went well, you now should have:
-- A secret template for the application registration
-- An application registration in Azure AD / Entra ID
-- A secret in Secret Server for the application registration
-- The password changer script in Secret Server
-- The password changer configured in Secret Server to use the script
-- The password changer associated with the Azure AD Account template
-- An Azure AD Account secret (not covered in this guide)
-- The application registration secret associated with the Azure AD Account secret
-
-To test the configuration, you can first start by performing a Heartbeat on the Azure AD Account secret. This can be done by following the steps below:
-- Log in to the Delinea Secret Server
-- Navigate to Secrets
-- Locate your secret(s) based on the Azure AD Account template
-- Click on the secret
-- Click on Heartbeat
-After a few moments, the heartbeat should complete successfully.
-
-To test the configuration, you can now change the password of the Azure AD Account secret. This can be done by following the steps below:
-- Log in to the Delinea Secret Server
-- Navigate to Secrets
-- Locate your secret(s) based on the Azure AD Account template
-- Click on the secret
-- Click on Change Password Now
-- Select Randomly Generated or Manual (and enter a password)
-- Click on Change Password
-
-If there are any issues, please check the following:
-
-- SSDE.log on the Distributed Engine