Multi-account landing zones and IAM
Review the current configuration and define the target approach with your team.
Amazon Web Services provides compute, networking, storage, database and managed application infrastructure.
Review the current configuration and define the target approach with your team.
Implement and validate agreed changes in a controlled environment.
Document operating procedures, ownership and the checks needed after handover.
| Service | What it is for | Support focus |
|---|---|---|
| EC2 | Virtual machines and instance lifecycle | Image standards, sizing, access and patch planning |
| VPC | Isolated cloud networking | Subnets, routes, NAT, endpoints and connectivity |
| IAM | Identity and permissions | Roles, least privilege and workload access |
| S3 | Object storage | Access policies, encryption and lifecycle rules |
| RDS / Aurora | Managed relational databases | Availability, backups and migration planning |
| EKS | Managed Kubernetes | Cluster design, node capacity and upgrades |
| ECS / Fargate | Managed container workloads | Task definitions, networking and deployment policies |
| Lambda / API Gateway | Serverless APIs and functions | API design, permissions and execution limits |
| CloudWatch | Metrics, logs and alarms | Telemetry, dashboards and actionable alerts |
| Route 53 / CloudFront | DNS and content delivery | Routing, caching and origin configuration |
| Organizations / Control Tower | Multi-account governance | Account structure, guardrails and ownership |
| KMS / Secrets Manager | Keys and application secrets | Encryption boundaries and credential rotation |
A documented cloud architecture, environment plan, access model and migration or operations runbook. The exact work is agreed for your AWS environment before implementation.
Agree scope, platform versions, ownership and required access. Capture constraints and existing failure modes.
Work in an agreed environment, record configuration and validate changes against project acceptance criteria.
A documented cloud architecture, environment plan, access model and migration or operations runbook.
This page describes AWS and potential support work. It does not connect to your account or run the product inside OpsBuy. Implementation requires agreed access and scope; vendor licensing or hosting costs are separate.
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