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@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ Finally, once the code is deployed you need to add some parameters to the AWS pa
 Head on over to the AWS console, find the Systems manager, and go to the Parameter store.
-In there, you'll want to create the following parameters/values (as SecureStrings):
+In there, you'll want to create the following parameters/values (as SecureStrings), making sure to replace `STAGE` with your stage (eg: prod):
 * /ctrl-alt-del/oauth/`STAGE`/GIT_HOSTNAME - The github host to use. Ex: https://github.com
 * /ctrl-alt-del/oauth/`STAGE`/OAUTH_TOKEN_PATH - The token api uri path. Most probably this: /login/oauth/access_token

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index da3e841..81a44f9 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md
@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ Finally, once the code is deployed you need to add some parameters to the AWS pa
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74	Head on over to the AWS console, find the Systems manager, and go to the Parameter store.	74	Head on over to the AWS console, find the Systems manager, and go to the Parameter store.
75		75
76	In there, you'll want to create the following parameters/values (as SecureStrings):	76	In there, you'll want to create the following parameters/values (as SecureStrings), making sure to replace `STAGE` with your stage (eg: prod):
77		77
78	* /ctrl-alt-del/oauth/`STAGE`/GIT_HOSTNAME - The github host to use. Ex: https://github.com	78	* /ctrl-alt-del/oauth/`STAGE`/GIT_HOSTNAME - The github host to use. Ex: https://github.com
79	* /ctrl-alt-del/oauth/`STAGE`/OAUTH_TOKEN_PATH - The token api uri path. Most probably this: /login/oauth/access_token	79	* /ctrl-alt-del/oauth/`STAGE`/OAUTH_TOKEN_PATH - The token api uri path. Most probably this: /login/oauth/access_token