A global application.
An AWS foundation.

An illustrative path from a growing application to a cloud foundation with identity, resilience and cost visibility.

Illustrative AWS blueprints

These hypothetical architectures show a possible approach. They do not represent delivered customer projects or verified customer results.

Context & challenge

A hypothetical business wants to take an existing web workload into a cloud environment while keeping access, resilience and spending understandable.

Give the application a clear operating foundation without losing sight of account ownership, data requirements or the migration path.

Proposed approach

Separate access and account governance from the application workload. Design the networking and data path around the application, with monitoring and cost ownership present from the beginning.

Project scope

A project would define the implementation scope, responsibilities and acceptance criteria around the customer’s applications, data and operating requirements.

Example AWS architecture

Access & deliveryAmazon CloudFront
Application layerAmazon EC2 / ECS
Managed dataAmazon RDS

Conceptual flow. Network boundaries, access, regions, scaling and recovery would be designed for the specific workload.

AWS Organizations, AWS IAM Identity Center, Amazon VPC, Amazon CloudFront, Amazon EC2 or Amazon ECS, Amazon RDS, Amazon CloudWatch.

What a project would measure.

The measures below would establish whether the proposed design meets its objectives. Customer results would be published only with an agreed baseline, measured evidence and permission to share.

AreaEvidence to capture
ResilienceAgreed availability objectives, failover test records and recovery evidence.
OperationsDocumented ownership, alerts, runbooks and handover.
Cost visibilityA dated, reconciled billing baseline and workload allocation.
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What would this look like for you?

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