AWS & DevOps services

AWS Cloud Foundations

Design the account, identity, network, logging, security, and delivery foundation that AWS workloads can grow on.

What this service can cover

The exact implementation follows the environment and the signed scope. These are the technical workstreams most often composed for AWS Cloud Foundations.

01

Account strategy

Define AWS Organizations structure, workload boundaries, environment separation, and account-vending responsibilities.

02

Identity and access

Design workforce access, workload roles, least-privilege boundaries, break-glass handling, and credential-free delivery paths.

03

Network and security baseline

Establish connectivity, DNS, ingress and egress controls, logging, encryption, and security-service integration.

04

Infrastructure delivery

Represent the foundation in Terraform with reviewable plans, CI gates, ownership boundaries, and a client-controlled state model.

What the client receives

  • Current-state and target-state architecture
  • Terraform foundation code and repository structure
  • Identity, network, logging, and security decisions
  • Validation evidence and an owned operating backlog
Delivery approach

From current state to client-owned handoff

01

Baseline

Inspect accounts, access, network, controls, delivery paths, ownership, and evidence before selecting a target.

02

Target design

Define the smallest useful architecture, control set, repository boundary, sequence, and acceptance path.

03

Implement

Build the agreed AWS and infrastructure-as-code changes in client-controlled environments with reviewable validation.

04

Operationalize

Document decisions, test access and recovery where in scope, assign owners, and transfer the remaining backlog.

Scoping AWS Cloud Foundations

Does this require replacing the current AWS foundation?

No. The scope starts from the existing accounts, network, access model, and delivery path, then changes only what the agreed outcome requires.

Can implementation be delivered as code?

Yes. Where the AWS surface supports it and the scope calls for it, changes are delivered through reviewable infrastructure as code in client-controlled repositories.

Who operates the result?

The client retains its AWS accounts and operating decisions. Uptempo documents the implemented controls, validation, ownership, and remaining backlog.

Bring the environment and the decision you are facing.

Use the free hour to work through the current state and identify a useful next step before you commit to a project.

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