AWS Cloud Operations Blog
Category: AWS Transit Gateway
Monitor AWS Transit Gateway Flow Logs centrally using HAQM Managed Grafana
As organizations continue to expand their cloud infrastructure by connecting multiple HAQM Virtual Private Clouds (HAQM VPC) across accounts and regions, the complexity of managing their network environment increases. AWS Transit Gateway has emerged as a powerful solution to simplify this complexity by providing a centralized hub for secure communication between HAQM VPCs, on-premises systems, and […]
Infosys implements AWS Control Tower to enforce multi-account governance
Today, most enterprises adopt a multi-account strategy on AWS as their workloads scale and become more complex. Because the number of AWS accounts can grow quickly when you use a multi-account strategy, you need mechanisms to govern these accounts and standard guardrails to enforce controls across them. In this blog post, we are going to […]
Self-service VPCs in AWS Control Tower using AWS Service Catalog
One of the first tasks my customers do when creating a new AWS account is to create the right network integration for their enterprise. Typically, this means implementing an HAQM Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) across a multi-account framework that was provisioned with AWS Control Tower. When these are provisioned in a self-service model, we see […]
Implementing Serverless Transit Network Orchestrator (STNO) in AWS Control Tower
Introduction Many of the customers that we have worked with are using advanced network architectures in AWS for multi-VPC and multi-account architectures. Placing workloads into separate HAQM Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs) has several advantages, chief among them isolating sensitive workloads and allowing teams to innovate without fear of impacting other systems. Many companies are taking […]