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It's not that unusual to use separate AWS accounts as blast-barriers. I.e. they contain the damage that might occur due to a leak etc. I typically use 2 (prod &
by abrookewood 6y ago
It's not that unusual to use separate AWS accounts as blast-barriers. I.e. they contain the damage that might occur due to a leak etc. I typically use 2 (prod & non-prod) for each major product/offering, plus a centralised one to manage policies, billing etc for all the sub accounts. They add up pretty quickly.
- jethro_tell 6y agoI use an account for $service-$stage-$region-<$function> then I run most services in every available region so: main-service_prod_us-east-1_dataStore main-service_prod_us-east-1 main-service_test_us-east-1_dataStore main-service_test_us-east-1 main-service_beta_us-east-1_dataStore main-service_beta_us-east-1 * regions Adds up pretty quickly.