Kanji
・ Cloud engineer / freelance ・ Born in 1993 ・ Born in Ehime Prefecture / Lives in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo ・ AWS history 5 years Profile details
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When developing systems using AWS, it is common to follow a workflow that includes requirements definition, basic design, detailed design, implementation, testing, and operations. By standardizing IT environments and operations during system development, you can improve both efficiency and quality.
In AWS, building multi-account environments within corporate organizations has become standard practice. Leveraging common AWS services across these multi-account environments further enhances development efficiency and quality. To support this, it is important to establish “standardization guidelines” that define policies for design and operations in such environments.
In this blog, “Design Guidelines” describe considerations for the requirements definition and basic design phases of the system development workflow, as well as key points to consider when formulating these “standardization guidelines.”
The “Design Guidelines” for each AWS service are categorized based on the example chapter structure provided in Best Practices for Formulating AWS Usage Standardization Guidelines | Amazon Web Services Blog . Note: The related materials linked above are written in Japanese.
These guidelines outline what should be considered during the requirements definition and basic design phases, and highlight important points for creating standardization guidelines.
Note: For “Network Design” and “Infrastructure Protection,” as well as “Data Protection” and “Log Management,” the guidelines are combined into single categories for easier consideration.
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