Alex Pulver

Agents introduce all new security considerations into the footprint of a SaaS environment. Multi-tenant agents must interact of range of resources as part of their intelligence and workflows, touching MCP servers, memory, data, tools, and models.

SaaS architectures often include deployment models that have tenant-specific resources, distributed infrastructure, and other considerations that require unique networking and connectivity solutions.

The DevOps strategy looks different in SaaS environments. With multi-tenant architecture, tenants come in different tiers and personas that require automation that can conditionally provision, configure, and deploy resources based on a tenant’s profile.

DevOps often looks different in SaaS environments where tenants may be deployed in a variety of patterns. Some tenants may have dedicated infrastructure; others may be sharing some or all of their resources.

This chalk talk focuses on organizing components and pipelines with the AWS CDK. Learn how to decide on trade-offs around operational excellence, reliability, and delivery performance.