Alex Torres

Get an inside look at how Amazon harnesses generative AI to transform developer productivity. Learn how the combination of AWS Bedrock and agentic AI frameworks powers intelligent developer tools that streamline workflows and automate routine tasks.

AWS Well-Architected best practices recommend that you separate workloads using AWS accounts as a strong isolation boundary for security, billing, and access. Many organizations are operating hundreds of AWS accounts, which requires a well-architected landing zone to help them scale and manage their environments.

Multi-account best practices can help you migrate AWS accounts like an expert during mergers and acquisitions, divestitures, and other business transitions. You can simplify scaling your workloads and promote agility while saving time and mitigating risks.

A key element of your AWS environment is having a framework to provide resource isolation, separation of duties, and clear billing separation—in other words, a landing zone. In this chalk talk, learn about historical context and updates to the multi-account strategy guidance for establishing AWS environments.

After working with thousands of customers, AWS has determined a minimum baseline that customers need to have in their environment as they mature through their cloud journey. Having all the components in your environment to deploy, operate, and govern your workloads allows you to efficiently meet your customers’ needs and focus on key differentiators for your business.

A key element of your AWS environment is having a framework to provide resource isolation, separation of duties, and clear billing separation—in other words, a landing zone. In this chalk talk, learn about historical context and updates to the multi-account strategy guidance for establishing AWS environments.

In this chalk talk, discover the key decision points for setting cloud governance to reduce complexity and time to market. Learn how to govern a secure, multi-account cloud environment and best practices for account management, security boundary isolation and structure, and gaining visibility into configuration compliance.

In this chalk talk, learn the basic capabilities needed to establish a foundational cloud environment (one that meets business requirements and also allows for future expansion). Dive deep into a mental model for establishing a cloud foundation and a guided path approach to designing, implementing, and ultimately operating the environment.