Sed Command for In-Place String Replacement in YAML File

The given command is using the `sed` command in order to replace a specific string in a file. Here is the breakdown of the command:\n\n`sed` - the command used for text manipulation and stream editing.\n`-i` - an option used to edit the file in-place, meaning the changes will be made directly to the file instead of printing the modified output to the console.\n`s/bf696026_0620_20230628/b48b8dbd_0620_20230710/g` - the search and replace pattern. This pattern tells `sed` to search for the string "bf696026_0620_20230628" and replace it with "b48b8dbd_0620_20230710". The `g` at the end of the pattern stands for "global", which means it will replace all occurrences of the string in the file.\n`/etc/sugon/micro-deploy/sugoncloud-ecs-api/sugoncloud-ecs-api.yaml` - the file path where the search and replace operation will be performed.\n\nSo, the command is replacing all occurrences of "bf696026_0620_20230628" with "b48b8dbd_0620_20230710" in the file "/etc/sugon/micro-deploy/sugoncloud-ecs-api/sugoncloud-ecs-api.yaml".