Category: AWS Control Tower

Update June 16, 2021: In May 2021, AWS released an AWS Quick Start, which provides a simple, one-click implementation of New Relic’s integration with AWS Control Tower, with the following enhancements: Automatically enables New Relic’s AWS integration from your New Relic account. You no longer need to manually enable the integration from the New Relic […]

Here are AWS Marketplace sessions you can register for and view at re:Invent this week! Each session is held three times, in Pacific Standard Time (PST), Singapore Standard Time (SST), and London Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) time zones. Be sure to check the linked catalog listing, as dates and times may change. MKT303: Balance agility […]

As of December 2022, to integrate Datadog monitoring into your multi-account environment, we now recommend using Datadog’s Account Factory customization. To learn how to use Account Factory customization to deploy Datadog’s AWS Integration into new accounts, visit the most recent blog post. Operational intelligence in a cloud environment helps organizations gain in-depth visibility into resources […]

AWS Control Tower enables you to create new AWS accounts in your AWS Organization with AWS-recommended best practices and guardrails in place. Our customers and partners often ask for ways to automate the execution of some customizations specific to their organization on the creation of a new AWS account. This is especially true for customers […]

Managing and operating large-scale applications and workload in the cloud requires central governance, control, and visibility. Today, AWS Control Tower customers are configuring a secure baseline and using guardrails to provide ongoing governance for their multi-account environment. Customers also want to extend AWS Control Tower guardrail notification to their existing incident management and compliance alerting […]

As a customer, you deploy workloads on the AWS Cloud, and you often build multi-account environments based on AWS Multi Account Strategy best practices. Many of my customers use AWS Control Tower as an orchestration framework to provision new accounts. AWS Control Tower provides a way to set up and govern a new, secure, multi-account […]

AWS services support customer needs across various business functions and initiatives. To support this growth, customers are using AWS Control Tower to set up their multi-account environments in a fast and secure way. Customers must also build a framework that enables the network topology to be scalable as they grow their infrastructure footprint on the […]

As businesses grow, the recommended approach in AWS is to move from one account to a multi-account environment. Using an AWS account as the isolation boundary, the multi-account approach enables customers to have the flexibility to isolate resources. You might select this option to separate applications that have different security requirements or manage service limits. […]

When running large scale applications and workloads in the cloud, customers need a streamlined visibility across their environment especially when these workloads are distributed among separate AWS accounts for regulatory, compliance, security, or cost tracking reasons. AWS Control Tower simplifies and automates the account provisioning while maintaining a consistent baseline configuration with prescriptive blueprints and […]

Blog post about how to implement Alert Logic MDR integration with AWS Control Tower