telemetry-export: explain why infrastructure access is required#4752
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Add a short, plain-language explanation to the authentication section of why the vault needs an infrastructure access grant: the collector reads the secret once to set up the export, the access is granted to the platform's identity (not to people or host logins), and it stays read-only within the tenant's own cloud account — so the secret is not exposed to others, including Vespa operators.
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Adds a short, plain-language explanation to the authentication section of the Telemetry export page on why the vault needs an infrastructure-access grant — and reassures that it is safe.
The grant sentence now reads:
Framed around the grant being to a managed platform identity (not "the host" / host logins), within the tenant's own cloud account, read-only, and setup-only — accurate and reassuring without exposing on-host storage details.
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