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At the company I work they just built their „Landing Zone“ as AWS calls it with all the on-prem connectivity, shared VPCs, Product Catalogs, IAM restrictions to
by traspler 4y ago
At the company I work they just built their „Landing Zone“ as AWS calls it with all the on-prem connectivity, shared VPCs, Product Catalogs, IAM restrictions to the moon and so on and every team gets their own account linked to that one. It‘s an enormous amount of work to get all of that to work nicely together but when it works it‘s very nice and allows for a great way to partition responsibilities. For smaller deployments I think you will be in a mess pretty fast when you start doing cross-account things without enough planning ahead. But per-project accounts? Sure!
- rcrowley 4y agoSubstrate [1] is meant to help folks not make a mess of lots of AWS accounts. Would love to know if it feels less enormous. [1] <https://src-bin.com/substrate/ https://src-bin.com/substrate/>