Agile governance on AWS GovCloud (US)
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Claim: AWS Service Catalog plus CloudFormation lets a GovCloud environment be governed and self‑serviced at scale. Lockheed Martin builds a hub-and-spoke Service Catalog with GitLab CI/CD, Lambda/SQS/DynamoDB, Systems Manager and an AMI factory (Ansible + SSM) to publish golden AMIs and products. They migrate over 50 programs and 100+ apps, keep ~90% of workloads in GovCloud and ~95% of deployments there, enforce template and launch constraints, and achieve continuous patching and automated principal sharing successfully.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:54Agenda: Agile governance on AWS GovCloud (US)
- 1:29AWS management and governance services
- 2:40Business agility and governance control
- 3:58Current state of self-service
- 5:40Self-service products
- 9:30Customer usage patterns for AWS Service Catalog
- 10:44Lockheed Martin Corporation (LMCO)
- 11:07Life before the cloud
- 11:49Our cloud adoption
- 12:43Agile transformation
- 13:44Organizational restructure and partnership
- 14:56AWS GovCloud (US) at Lockheed Martin
- 17:21AWS Service Catalog in AWS GovCloud (US)
- 18:11AWS Service Catalog deployment
- 21:17Our journey began with Amazon EC2
- 21:59LMCO Amazon EC2 solution
- 24:27LMCO expanded use cases
- 26:05Our AWS Service Catalog road map - Long term
- 29:34Lessons learned - Key takeaways for you
- 31:14What's next
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