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Testimonials
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From my experience, working with MeteorOps brings high value to any company at almost any stage. They are uncompromising professionals, who achieve their goal no matter what.
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How it works?
An AWS Landing Zone is a reference architecture and set of best practices from Amazon Web Services (AWS) for establishing a secure, scalable multi-account AWS environment with centralized governance. It typically standardizes core account structure (e.g., management, security, shared services, and workload accounts), identity and access management, network baselines, logging and monitoring, and policy enforcement—often implemented with AWS Organizations, AWS IAM Identity Center (SSO), AWS Control Tower, AWS CloudTrail, AWS Config, and guardrails. Common capabilities include automated account provisioning, consistent baseline configuration across accounts and regions, centralized audit and security visibility, network segmentation, and separation of duties for regulated or large-scale environments. Typical use cases include enterprise cloud adoption, regulated workloads, multi-team platform operations, and mergers/acquisitions where consistent governance is required; see AWS Control Tower for a commonly used implementation approach.
The cloud is a general term used to describe resources such as computing and storage that are provided as services managed by the cloud provider. Nowadays cloud providers offer a wide variety of services: Databases, Orchestration tools, Messaging queues, etc.
Running and maintaining a physical data center requires significant time and effort, with limited resources compared to the extensive options offered by various Cloud providers. In certain situations, managing physical infrastructure cannot be avoided due to security or budget constraints. Nonetheless, the diverse array of top-notch services provided by cloud providers, along with their seamless integrations and user-friendly interfaces, make them an excellent option for developing software applications.
AWS Landing Zone is a set of AWS best practices and reference implementations for establishing a secure, multi-account AWS environment with consistent governance. It is used to standardize account provisioning, networking, identity, and guardrails so teams can scale cloud adoption without reinventing foundational controls.
- Accelerates multi-account setup by providing a repeatable baseline for accounts, organizational structure, and shared services.
- Improves governance using AWS Organizations and service control policies to enforce account-level constraints consistently.
- Centralizes identity and access patterns with recommended IAM and federation approaches to reduce ad hoc permission models.
- Establishes standardized networking foundations, including shared VPC patterns and connectivity design, to avoid fragmented architectures.
- Enhances security posture with common guardrails for logging, monitoring, and baseline configurations across accounts.
- Supports centralized auditability by aggregating logs and security telemetry into designated log archive and security accounts.
- Reduces operational drift by defining a consistent landing pattern that can be applied to new accounts and environments.
- Enables safer workload isolation by separating environments and teams into distinct accounts with clear boundaries.
- Aligns infrastructure with compliance needs by making controls and evidence collection easier to standardize across accounts.
- Integrates well with Infrastructure as Code workflows so foundational components can be managed and evolved predictably.
AWS Landing Zone is a strong fit for organizations adopting a multi-account strategy, especially when multiple teams need autonomy without losing centralized control. Trade-offs include upfront design effort and ongoing governance ownership, and some organizations prefer to implement a custom baseline using AWS Organizations, IAM Identity Center, and IaC when requirements deviate significantly.
For deeper background, see AWS guidance on AWS Control Tower, which is commonly used to implement landing zone concepts.
Our experience with AWS Landing Zone helped us build repeatable patterns, automation, and governance guardrails that make multi-account AWS environments easier to operate and scale. Across client engagements, we used these practices to reduce setup time, standardize security baselines, and improve day-2 operations for platform and application teams.
Some of the things we did include:
- Designed and implemented multi-account structures with clear separation for shared services, workloads, security, and logging, aligned to organizational boundaries and delivery teams.
- Established governance guardrails using AWS Organizations and Service Control Policies (SCPs) to enforce account-level restrictions, region controls, and security requirements.
- Automated account provisioning and baseline configuration with Infrastructure as Code, including Terraform modules for networking, IAM foundations, and shared services.
- Built CI/CD workflows for landing zone changes using GitHub Actions, including approvals, drift detection, and promotion across environments.
- Implemented centralized logging and auditability by aggregating CloudTrail, Config, and VPC Flow Logs into dedicated security accounts with retention and access controls.
- Standardized identity and access patterns using IAM roles, permission boundaries, and cross-account access flows for engineers, pipelines, and break-glass operations.
- Designed shared network foundations (hub-and-spoke, Transit Gateway, DNS patterns) and validated connectivity for hybrid and multi-VPC environments.
- Integrated workload platforms such as Kubernetes (EKS) into the landing zone with account boundaries, cluster baseline policies, and secure ingress/egress patterns.
- Implemented observability baselines and alerting conventions, including metric/trace/log routing and operational runbooks for platform support teams.
- Delivered cost and usage guardrails with tagging standards, budget alarms, and chargeback-ready account structures to improve visibility and reduce waste.
This experience helped us accumulate significant knowledge across multiple AWS Landing Zone use-cases, from greenfield setups to governance retrofits on existing organizations. It enables us to deliver high-quality AWS Landing Zone setups that are secure by default, maintainable over time, and practical for teams to operate.
Some of the things we can help you do with AWS Landing Zone include:
- Assess your current AWS multi-account setup and deliver a clear gap analysis with prioritized remediation recommendations.
- Create an adoption roadmap for account structure, identity, networking, and governance aligned to your operating model.
- Implement and configure AWS Landing Zone foundations, including organizational units, shared services, and standardized account vending.
- Establish security and compliance guardrails (policy-as-code, least privilege, logging, and monitoring) to reduce risk and audit friction.
- Automate provisioning and change management with infrastructure as code using Terraform and CI/CD pipelines.
- Design resilient network topology (VPCs, routing, DNS, connectivity) and validate it through repeatable deployment patterns.
- Optimize cost and performance with tagging standards, budgets, FinOps practices, and right-sizing recommendations across accounts.
- Improve operational visibility with centralized observability, incident runbooks, and governance reporting for leadership.
- Enable your teams with hands-on training, documentation, and playbooks for secure self-service and day-2 operations.
