Reliability
Recap: Going Fast, Safely
I’d like to recap why I’ve been discussing the nature of systems, isolation, and enterprise-level controls. It’s because I want you to: Go Fast, Safely I hope you recognize that the systems we build and work within are much more than the sum of a set of Obvious parts. The parts interact and we need
How should I organize my AWS accounts?
Previously, I answered ‘How many AWS accounts do I need?’ with: Create however many accounts your organization needs to establish safe security and fault boundaries that enable your organization’s primary use cases and expected level of team/application autonomy. Today, we’ll explore the tradeoffs of AWS account organization methods using an example that covers one approach
How many AWS accounts do I need?
Today, I’d like to answer a common question people ask about AWS accounts: How many AWS accounts do we need? What’s an AWS Account? First let’s start with some background about what an AWS Account is and the features it provides. An AWS Account is a logical container that owns resources in the AWS Cloud.