Every year around this time we look back and realize the year has flown by and begin to scratch our heads saying to ourselves “what did we really accomplish last year?” Today, I just want to step back and look at little things we do that I feel matter to our business.
Every year re:Invent and Thanksgiving coincide with each other and we’re reminded of the importance of Family & Friends; let’s begin this holiday season with “LOTS OF CHEER!” Business-wise, we continue to make progress on our core strategy “Help Customers Build Well-Architected Solutions Faster on the Cloud.”
Every year re:Invent and Thanksgiving coincide with each other and we’re reminded of the importance of Family & Friends; let’s begin this holiday season with “LOTS OF CHEER!” Business-wise, we continue to make progress on our core strategy “Help Customers Build Well-Architected Solutions Faster on the Cloud.”
It’s that time of the year when we begin to reflect on what we accomplished the prior year and initiate what we could do better next year. AWS re:Invent allows us the pause and reflect, realize and plan what’s next to come. Key Reflections — Day One There is a pipeline for everything; monitoring, deployment, migration, application architectures to name a few. For BizCloud Experts 2018 was the year we put our focus towards Service Catalog driven applications, packaging and…
Our hard work is paying off! We’ve had a very active month here @BizCloudExperts. We continue to find ways to work smarter by creating automated solutions which in turn helps our clients meet or even exceed their digital transformation goals. We also put our attention and focus towards #ServiceCatalog #Serverless Solutions, #SmartOffice and Voice Enabled Apps.
Sounds easy, until you get this picture as the Serverless solution architecture frame work that needs to get deployed! Worried about how to configure Infrastructure that includes, VPC, Route 53, RDS, cloud-front, S3, configure s3-hosting, SSM Parameter store, API Gateway, CFT’s, Lambda, SNS, Cognito …… and the list goes on ! …
On an average day, engineers @BizcloudExperts have access to over 10 internal AWS accounts like Agile Project Management tools, time tracking and CRM tools. For each service we were enforcing our security policy, such as password rules, multi-factor authentication (MFA) and so on, individually and all time-consuming. We’re a small business, simplifying how we work is key, so we changed all that by: Enforcing Single Sign-on using SAML / Google ID Enforcing 2 factor authentication on all Google ID’s Now…