We utilized AWS Control Tower for implementing guardrails, mainly for account creation and enforcing rules related to security, application access, and other relevant aspects. The tool ensures that CI/CD pipelines, incorporating TerraForm codes, are only accepted if they adhere to the predefined guardrails established by the company.
It enables companies, entities, and teams to elevate their innovation levels, as it consistently introduces new services, both on a quarterly and annual basis, each brimming with features that catalyze innovation for these entities.
We have two types of customers: those who are new to AWS and are onboarding for the first time, and those who are already using AWS but have not opted for Control Tower. The second group is now implementing virtual data to enhance policy governance and create landing zones.
AWS Cloud Engineer/Cloud Architect at Landmark Technologies
Real User
Top 5
2023-09-15T20:07:35Z
Sep 15, 2023
The last client I used Control Tool for was moving from on-premises to cloud, moving from a foundational environment to building on top of what the resources would rely on. Control Tower was one of the tools we used because it was good at building or integrating landing zones. The main reason for the shift was to keep the environment compliant and secure. The window would show LAN connections with speed and how large it was. We had to set up a landing zone in this environment, and the landing zone came with a management account. This management account was with other accounts like AWS Organization and single sign-on.
We use the solution to provide a specific configuration. The rule of AWS Control Tower is to make sure that we're creating the accounts in a specific way in AWS.
AWS Control Tower offers the easiest way to set up and govern a new, secure, multi-account AWS environment. It establishes a landing zone that is based on best-practices blueprints, and enables governance using guardrails you can choose from a pre-packaged list.
We utilized AWS Control Tower for implementing guardrails, mainly for account creation and enforcing rules related to security, application access, and other relevant aspects. The tool ensures that CI/CD pipelines, incorporating TerraForm codes, are only accepted if they adhere to the predefined guardrails established by the company.
It enables companies, entities, and teams to elevate their innovation levels, as it consistently introduces new services, both on a quarterly and annual basis, each brimming with features that catalyze innovation for these entities.
We have two types of customers: those who are new to AWS and are onboarding for the first time, and those who are already using AWS but have not opted for Control Tower. The second group is now implementing virtual data to enhance policy governance and create landing zones.
The last client I used Control Tool for was moving from on-premises to cloud, moving from a foundational environment to building on top of what the resources would rely on. Control Tower was one of the tools we used because it was good at building or integrating landing zones. The main reason for the shift was to keep the environment compliant and secure. The window would show LAN connections with speed and how large it was. We had to set up a landing zone in this environment, and the landing zone came with a management account. This management account was with other accounts like AWS Organization and single sign-on.
We use AWS Control Tower to manage multiple accounts. It provides a central point for account management, access control, and compliance monitoring.
We use the solution to provide a specific configuration. The rule of AWS Control Tower is to make sure that we're creating the accounts in a specific way in AWS.