More and more companies are moving towards the cloud for their IT infrastructure. AWS (Amazon Web services) led the cloud infrastructure market, and is an attractive option for customers because of the ease and flexibility it provides around designing the architecture for their applications in the cloud.
More flexibility might lead to bad architectural designs, which could impact security and cause liability. You can avoid this by having standard compliance requirements which guide your teams on how to build secure applications on AWS.
FT’s Cloud enablement team have given all delivery teams their own AWS accounts. They have deployed a standard architecture across all the accounts to make sure that the applications and the resources in the accounts adhere to compliance requirements (best practices and security guidelines)
Required audience experience:
AWS Config
Objective of the talk:
This talk will provide tips and advice on:
What can/should be monitored in the cloud platform
How to keep control of costs when anyone can spin up infrastructure
Tools provided by AWS to govern your cloud infrastructure
How governance is done at the Financial Times
Stories of the FT’s cloud journey
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