Designing an AWS Landing Zone for Your Enterprise

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Mayank Pandey

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01 - Introduction

01 - AWS landing zone for your enterprise.mp4

00:45

02 - What you should know.mp4

02:26

02 - 1. Planning with AWS Accounts

01 - How many AWS accounts.mp4

04:15

02 - Secure your root user.mp4

03:43

03 - Multi-account structure.mp4

03:59

04 - Log Archive account.mp4

03:43

05 - Security Tooling account.mp4

03:34

06 - Shared Services account.mp4

03:06

03 - 2. AWS Organizations

01 - Create the right organizational units.mp4

07:39

02 - Apply restrictions with service control policies (SCP).mp4

10:46

03 - Tagging strategy for your enterprise.mp4

04:07

04 - Consolidated billing and AWS Cost Explorer.mp4

05:22

05 - AWS single sign-on.mp4

07:58

04 - Conclusion

01 - Moving ahead with confidence.mp4

01:44

Description

AWS Landing Zone helps customers implement a well-architected multi-account architecture. It gives a baseline to get started with IAM, governance, security, logging, etc. Setting up the Landing Zone correctly can save you a lot of rework in the future, as it provides the environment required for running secure and scalable workloads. In this course, AWS Community Hero Mayank Pandey guides you through the complete planning and design considerations. Learn how to determine the number of AWS accounts you need, secure your root user, and set up a multi-account structure. Understand the design considerations of accounts like Log Archive, Security Tooling, and Shared Services. Explore the process to design the right organizational units, apply restrictions, and create an effective tagging strategy. Plus, go over time-saving measures you can implement with AWS Cost Explorer and AWS Single Sign-on. This course prepares you to design your AWS Landing Zone in the most efficient manner.

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