AllCode is a certified AWS Consulting Partner. We specialize in deploying secure clustered environments quickly and easily that leverage continuous integration and deployment to enable unit tests, code reviews, and automate deployments.
Amazon’s Web Services is a very complex platform. Streamlining and optimizing production workflows can be challenging for inexperienced users. However, the benefit of learning grants options for better efficiency, reliability, security, and cost-effectiveness for operations run on AWS.
While complexity can be difficult to navigate, it’s not impossible. With the right level of expertise, AWS complexity can be navigated with ease.
There are plenty of AWS enthusiasts around the world such as ourselves with ideas on how to apply the Cloud in new and innovative ways. It’s a keynote where these enthusiasts come together, network, and share innovations and new methodologies with the public. Even for people less familiar with AWS, it is a great place to get first-hand experience with the platform either unguided or with professional help to see what opportunities the platform has.
The AWS Migration Acceleration Program is offered to help organizations migrate existing applications and workloads to the Amazon Cloud more efficiently. This includes tools, resources, and guidance about the best practices for migration and how to facilitate changes properly without disrupting business operations.
These are the metrics that you want to monitor in order to assure that you RDS is in running according to the standards for the Well Architected Framework.
Ideally, optimization of an AWS environment should be a one-and-done task, but there are plenty of risk factors to consider and sufficient room to forget. High risk issues (HRIs) are architectural and operational decisions that could very easily negatively impact how a business works. Even with in-house help with the automated assistant tools, it is best practice to have manual third-party help to best optimize for individual needs and requirements the business may have.
The Amazon Cloud can help alleviate most issues involving transitioning the cloud. Businesses of any scope can hope to build solutions that are scalable and adaptable to their industry of work. Smaller or minority-owned businesses may still struggle to stand out among bigger companies or make an AWS environment as efficient as possible with fewer funds to spend. To alleviate these burdens, Amazon has the Think Big With Small Business program available through their Public Sector partnership program.
The AWS Well-Architected Framework is a set of standards for best practices designed to maximize efficiency, stability, security, and resilience on the platform. These are some incredibly difficult standards to achieve and it is ideal to seek help from a third party to review the infrastructure. Amazon does provide additional tools for helping to verify that an environment does meet standards.
At the time of writing, AllCode recently entered AWS’ Think Big for Small Business Program, granting us better reach in the public sector. This article is meant to review what that means for our potential clients and how they can benefit from working with partners of the Think Big for Small Business Program.
The AWS Well-Architected Framework is a set of guidelines that help users develop their environments in a way that’s reliable, secure, efficient, and cost-effective. It’s a complicated process, but there are several key objectives that developers can and should follow when constructing a project on the Amazon cloud. Having objectives to follow can help improve establishing those benchmarks.
Globally, various AWS partnered companies such as ourselves are lending their services to public sector organizations to overcome and circumnavigate a variety of technical challenges with the cloud. Through the Public Sector Partnership Program, Amazon aims to boost their partners’ visibility to government entities and improve engagement overall. Both partner and public sector organizations alike can hope to benefit through this program through improved marketing materials and streamline operations respectively.