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DevOps 22 May, 2019
48% of IT Teams Don’t Spend Enough Time on Security
by Jessica Cowle Engineers know that security is important, yet nearly half (48%) don’t have enough time to spend on security, according to a new.
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DevOps 30 Apr, 2019
[Webinar] Automating AWS with the Latest IaC Tools
If you’ve used AWS in the past, you know how simple it is to get started: provide some basic information, create your account, access that.
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DevOps 12 Mar, 2019
How to Get Self-Service Infrastructure (& Stay HIPAA Compliant)
We all know that a gap remains between what companies want to get out of DevOps and the day-to-day realities of working on an IT.
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DevOps 11 Mar, 2019
8 Signs You’re a Great DevOps Engineer
By Steven Marchesani Sr. DevOps Engineer, Logicworks Developers and systems engineers often ask me, “How do I become a DevOps engineer?” or “How do I.
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DevOps 26 Nov, 2018
So Many DevOps Tools, So Little Time
We all receive thousands of emails, ads and sales pitches for tools for every stage of the app life cycle, from automating infrastructure buildout to.
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DevOps 6 Jun, 2018
How to Build Resilient, Scalable AWS Deployments in 3 Steps
Every public cloud service is susceptible to outages. It is possible to design fail-over systems on AWS with lower fixed costs than an on-premises DR.
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DevOps 2 May, 2018
Event: AWS ECS vs. Kubernetes vs. Docker Swarm
Docker orchestration tools and serverless are getting a lot of hype — but what’s the best tool for your application, and how do you actually.
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DevOps 26 Apr, 2018
Building a Compliant Containerized AWS Environment
Is it possible to use containers and maintain PCI, HIPAA, HITRUST, FedRAMP, or other compliance requirements? This is the question that CTO Jason McKay answers.
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DevOps 25 Mar, 2018
Docker Orchestration Tools: A Comparison
This article originally appeared on Network Computing. To get the full benefit of Docker containers, you need software to move containers around in response to.
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@2024 Logicworks
AWS Control Tower is a purpose-built management utility for building, organizing, and maintaining multiple AWS Accounts. Control Tower allows you to deploy accounts programmatically by using predetermined templates that assign specific guardrails. Security, identitify management, logging, cost management, and other key business functions can be defined and executed through a successful Control Tower implementation. Control Tower operates across Organizational Units and defines rulesets through Service Control Policies. Control Tower Account Factory automates the deployment and configuration of new accounts.
Sessions & Milestones
Briefing & Discovery
Logicworks will lead a workshop to introduce core concepts including use cases, management, automation, and governance. The requirements for your deployment will be identified and documented, to align our technical resources around your project goals & objectives.
Architecture Design
Based on your requirements, Logicworks will present the recommended architecture design. Our team will share a diagram of the proposed configuration and review the specifics points of your deployment.
Transfer Knowledge
When your deployment is complete, Logicworks will present the details to your team and provide a guided walkthrough of the environment.
Scope & Details
Scope
Deliverables
Logicworks Control Tower Accelerator is ideal for AWS users who would benefit from a multi-account management strategy. It includes an out-of-the-box well-architected, secure Landing Zone, that will provide a foundation for your AWS environment.
Discovery & Requirements Workshop
Control Tower Discovery & Requirements session covering:
Architecture Design Workshop
Presentation and Workshop for Architecture Design, discuss and sign off on recommended solution (workshop)
Cloud Solution Documentation detailing
Control Tower solution with architecture diagram and technical specifications
Control Tower Deployment
We architect your cloud with a deep understanding of how to enable security, resilience, scale, and efficiency.