[ 01 ]—AWS
AWS Landing Zones for Product Teams
A landing zone is the foundation under your apps: accounts, identity, networking, and guardrails so product teams can ship without sharing one root account forever. OnesDev builds that foundation tied to how you actually run software — not a slideware org chart.
Accounts with a purpose
- Security / audit — logs and tooling that others cannot mute
- Shared services — DNS, CI runners, baselines
- Workloads — prod and non-prod separated at minimum
- Sandbox — experiments that cannot touch production data
Exact account count depends on team size. The rule is blast radius: what breaks when credentials leak?
Guardrails before freedom
SCPs and baseline configs block the worst mistakes (leaving public S3 wide open, disabling CloudTrail). Identity follows least privilege habits. Cost tags and budgets land early so cost control is possible.
Network that matches the product
Start simple: private app tiers, controlled egress, clear paths to data stores. Over-built transit mesh on day one slows product teams; under-built public everything creates MSP incidents later.
Codify and operate
Landing zones belong in infrastructure as code, applied through DevOps pipelines. Day-two monitoring, patching, and incident ownership sit with MSP when you want a team on the other side of the pager — see MSP coverage that keeps production steady.
Next step
Read AWS services or share your current account layout — we will propose a landing path that fits a product team, not a megacorp.
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