You can use the AWS Well-Architected Tool Connector for Jira to link your Jira account with AWS Well-Architected Tool, and sync improvement items between your workloads and Jira projects.
Shares tab
To display or modify your workload invitations, choose the Shares tab. This tab is only displayed for the owner of a workload.
The following information is displayed for each AWS account and user that has shared access to the workload:
- Principal
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The AWS account ID or user ARN with shared access to the workload.
- Status
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The status of the workload invitation.
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Pending
The invitation is waiting to be accepted or rejected. If a workload invitation is not accepted within seven days, it's automatically expired.
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Accepted
The invitation was accepted.
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Rejected
The invitation was rejected.
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Expired
The invitation was not accepted or rejected within seven days.
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- Permission
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The permission granted to the AWS account or user.
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Read-Only
The principal has read-only access to the workload.
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Contributor
The principal can update answers and their notes, and has read-only access to the rest of the workload.
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- Permission details
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Detailed description of the permission.
To share the workload with another AWS account or user in the same AWS Region, choose Create. A workload can be shared with up to 20 different AWS accounts and users.
To delete a workload invitation, select the invitation and choose Delete.
To modify a workload invitation, select the invitation and choose Edit.
