Month: November 2022

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Costs Cloud Technology Partners (CTP), today announced that Firm’s Managed Cloud Controls target AWS Compliance. Costs Cloud Technology Partners (CTP), today announced a new set of services to assist organizations using Amazon Web Services Inc. (AWS), in managing compliance and controlling costs. CTP has announced a new category of services called Managed Cloud Controls. It will begin with two services: Continuous Compliance for AWS and Continuous Cost Control. CTP stated that they have seen the common pitfalls in cloud transformation projects for highly regulated and sophisticated companies and can help them avoid them. Cost management and regulatory compliance are two of the major obstacles to large-scale AWS adoption. In-house IT teams lack the expertise to maintain cloud environments in compliance with today’s rapidly changing regulatory environment. CTP stated that Continuous Compliance is what they offer:

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Monitoring of over 1,000 IT compliance, corporate governance, and regulatory compliance controls, both non-technical and technical, is ongoing. A centralized source for Governance, Risk and

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Firm Open Sources Framework for AWS Infrastructure-as-Code Seattle company Pulumi has open sourced a framework to smooth the process of enterprise application production and deployment on the Amazon Web Services Inc. (AWS) cloud platform. Called Pulumi Crosswalk for Amazon Web Services (AWS), the framework provides infrastructure-as-code components, facilitating the use of best practices to help organizations get a handle on all of the services and products available on the cloud platform in order to define and deploy modern AWS applications and infrastructure. “Crosswalk for AWS provides higher-level components for a broad range of AWS platforms — from serverless (Lambda API Gateway and more), to containers (ECS Fargate and more), and across networking (VPCs SecurityGroups), monitoring, Cloudwatch Dashboards and Alarms, and load balancing(ALB and NLB),” the company stated in a June 10 blog posting. Crosswalk is based on the AWS platform’s primitive building blocks. It allows you to seamlessly switch between high-level components as well as low-level platform primitives. [Click on the image to see a larger view.] Pulumi Crosswalk (source: Pulumi). An accompanying software development tool (SDK), provides tools and libraries that allow you to define infrastructure using programming languages like JavaScript, Python and TypeScript. These patterns are supported:

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Container services Serverless functions and APIs Secure infrastructure Authentication and authorization Monitoring of infrastructure and applications Integrations of CI/CD “Enterprises have become more powered by

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