Architecture decisions, governance patterns and hard-won lessons from real enterprise cloud projects.
Articles on AWS platform engineering, cloud governance and Kubernetes — coming soon.
Control Tower is not always the answer — and neither is rolling your own. Here's a decision framework for enterprises that actually need to ship a landing zone, not debate it for six months.
Both restrict IAM permissions. Both are misunderstood. One is account-wide policy enforcement, the other is delegation guardrails for individual principals — and mixing them up causes real production pain.
BSI C5 is mandatory for cloud services sold to German public sector clients. Here's a practical breakdown of what it requires and which AWS services map to which control domains.
A flat module structure breaks down fast in enterprise environments. Here's how to use Terragrunt to manage account-level configs, environment differences and module versions across a large landing zone.
AWS China is legally and technically isolated from the global partition. Getting stable, routable connectivity between the two requires working around constraints that the official docs tend to understate.
AFT is the right tool for teams that need repeatable, IaC-driven account provisioning at scale. Here's how to set it up, what the gotchas are, and how to extend it with customizations that actually hold up in production.