Registration
Register for all three workshops with the following link.
Topic Overview
AWS Control Tower is a service intended for organizations with multiple accounts and teams looking for the easiest way to set up their new multi-account AWS environment and govern at scale. Accounts created with AWS Control Tower are governed compliant with established policies.
Workshop Overview
In this three-part workshop, you will gain experience with AWS Control Tower to set up a new baseline multi-account AWS environment that is secure, well-architected, and ready to use. Additionally, explore the design choices AWS Control Tower promotes.
Workshop Objectives
Self-guided demonstration of AWS Control Tower to set up a new baseline multi-account AWS environment.
Review key Control Tower terms
Landing Zone – The overall multi-account environment that AWS Control Tower sets up.
Guardrails – Automated implementations of policy controls, focusing on security, compliance, and cost management.
Blueprints – Well-architected design patterns that are used to set up the Landing Zone.
Environment – An AWS account and the resources within it, configured to run an application. Users make requests (via Service Catalog) for new environments, and Control Tower uses automated workflows to provision them.
Explore the opinionated and prescriptive elements AWS Control Tower derives from
The knowledge that AWS Professional Service has gained over the course of thousands of successful customer engagements
Recommendations are drawn from whitepapers, documentation, the Well-Architected Framework, and training.
Prerequisite
We recommend that attendees have the following prerequisites:
Working knowledge of AWS core services, including services listed out in the course outline.
Familiarity with AWS Organizations, AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) (including Service Control Policies), AWS Config, AWS CloudTrail, and AWS Service Catalog.