dcc-ops README asks for AWS "keys", ambiguous

[brainstorm]

Some questions on the bootstrap installer are a bit ambiguous and/or not present on the README:

(...)
What is your AWS Key?

This could be the "AWS SSH key", the "AWS Encryption key" or the "AWS Access Key ID". On that question/step it happens to be the latter, but sticking to the precise terms mentioned above could help avoid some confusion.

[emikoifish]

The README should have a standard format for the bootstrap installer questions.

I would prefer the following format:

• First, each of the install bootstrap questions are prefixed with the same "On the question" or "For the question"
• Next, the question, as presented on the install_bootstrap, in a code block format to make it easier for the reader to find the question
• Then, instructions on how the answer the question

For example:
On the question What is the Consonance access token? enter your Consonance access token

[brainstorm]

Good points @emikoifish

IMHO, the bootstrap and a huge part of the README should go away in favour of automated deployment via ansible and/or terraform which rely on already present ~/.aws/credentials from the user.

That would take a bit more effort/attempts than mine over here:

https://github.com/brainstorm/dcc-ops/blob/aws_cloudformation/common/terraform/main.tf

Great automation is orders of magnitude better than any documentation or interactive Q/A script.

A properly automated, idempotent deployment recipe should solve several issues with dcc-ops right away and allow third parties to deploy it easily, IMHO.