* Add README location in connection message. Alternatively the message could reference the project name instead if that's preferable.

* Indicate that the path to the CA certificate bundle location must be accessible from within the Airflow pods.

* Include instructions that the SAS Viya ingress must have an inbound security rule to allow access for Airflow.

Author: ajbudlong

README.md

@@ -38,9 +38,12 @@ In order to connect to SAS Viya from the Airflow operator, you will need to crea
 Please be aware of security considerations when storing sensitive information in a
 connection. Consult https://airflow.apache.org/docs/apache-airflow/stable/security/index.html for details.
 TLS verification can be disabled (not recommended) by specifying the following in
-the extra field `{"ssl_certificate_verification": false }` 
+the extra field `{"ssl_certificate_verification": false }`. 
+
 In addition, a custom TLS CA certificate bundle file can be used as follows:
-`{"ssl_certificate_verification": "/path/to/trustedcerts.pem"}`
+`{"ssl_certificate_verification": "/path/to/trustedcerts.pem"}`. Note that the path used for the CA certificate bundle must reference a location within the Airflow pods.
+
+Inbound security rules must allow communication from the Airflow web server pod through the ingress defined for SAS Viya. Connection timeout errors might occur if the rule is not in place.
 
 ### Running a DAG with a SAS provider
 See example files in the src/sas_airflow_provider/example_dags directory. These dags can be modified and 

src/sas_airflow_provider/hooks/sas.py

@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ def _create_session_for_connection(self, http_timeout=None):
                 payload["username"] = self.login
                 payload["password"] = self.password
 
-            self.log.info("Get oauth token (see README if this crashes)")
+            self.log.info("Get oauth token (see the the https://github.com/sassoftware/sas-airflow-provider?tab=readme-ov-file#create-a-connection-to-sas if this crashes)")
             response = requests.post(
                     f"{self.host}/SASLogon/oauth/token", 
                     data=payload,