Updated URLs in cloud assignment description for 2026.

Author: applebyter

assessment/cloud/criteria.tex

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ \section*{Cloud-Infrastructure Assignment Criteria}
 Resources have been used efficiently (scale up \& down). &
 A few complex scenarios are handled,
 or resource usage is not efficient (scale down is implemented poorly). &
-Simple scenarios are handled well.
+Simple scenarios are handled well,
 or resource usage is not efficient (scale down is not implemented). &
 Some simple scenarios have been handled well. &
 Minimal simple scenarios are handled. &

assessment/cloud/main.tex

@@ -181,7 +181,7 @@ \subsection{API Functionality Submission}
         \footnote{If you use external libraries,
                   ensure that you pin the versions to avoid external changes breaking your application.}
   \item A \texttt{local.sh} script that can be used to build and run your service locally.
-        This script \textbf{must} be in the root directory of your repository.
+        This script \textbf{must} be in the \emph{root} directory of your repository.
         The \texttt{local.sh} script must launch your container with port 8080 being passed from the container
         to the testing environment, and your service \textbf{must} be available at \texttt{http://localhost:8080/}.
 \end{itemize}
@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ \subsection{Deployed to Cloud \& Scalability Submissions}
                   ensure that you pin the versions to avoid external changes breaking your application.}
   \item Terraform code that provisions your service in a fresh AWS environment.
   \item A \texttt{deploy.sh} script that uses your Terraform code to deploy your application.
-        This script \textbf{must} be in the root directory of your repository.
+        This script \textbf{must} be in the \emph{root} directory of your repository.
         This script may perform other tasks as required by your implementation.
 \end{itemize}
 \end{samepage}
@@ -209,22 +209,24 @@ \subsection{Deployed to Cloud \& Scalability Submissions}
 \begin{enumerate}
   \item Your Git repository will be cloned locally.
   \item The submission branch will be checked out.
-  \item The script \texttt{deploy.sh} in the \textbf{root directory} will be run.
+  \item The script \texttt{deploy.sh} in the \textbf{\emph{root} directory} will be run.
   \item The \texttt{deploy.sh} script \textbf{must} create a file named \texttt{api.txt},
         which contains the URL at which your API is deployed,
         e.g. \texttt{http://my-api.com/} or \texttt{http://123.231.213.012/}.
   \item We will run automated functionality and load-testing on the URL provided in the \texttt{api.txt} file.
 \end{enumerate}
 
-\warning{Ensure your service does not exceed the resource limits of AWS Learner Labs.
-For example, AWS will \textbf{deactivate} your account if more than fifteen EC2 instances are running.
-If you use up your allocated budget in the Learner Lab, you will not be able to run any services.}
+\warning{
+  Ensure your service does not exceed the resource limits of AWS Learner Labs.
+  If you use up your allocated budget in the Learner Lab, you will not be able to run any services.
+  \textbf{Note:} AWS will \textbf{deactivate} your account if it has twenty or more concurrently running instances.
+}
 
 \subsection{GitHub Repository}\label{sec:github}
 You will be provisioned with a private repository on GitHub for this assignment, via 
 \link{GitHub Classroom.}{https://classroom.github.com/a/_o6vwSxE}
 You must associate your GitHub username with your UQ student ID in the 
-\link{Classroom}{https://classroom.github.com/a/_o6vwSxE}.
+\href{https://classroom.github.com/a/_o6vwSxE}{Classroom}.
 
 Associating your GitHub username with another student's ID,
 or getting someone else to associate their GitHub username with your student ID, is \link{academic misconduct}