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Testimonials
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How it works?
An AWS Landing Zone is a reference architecture and set of best practices for setting up a secure, scalable multi-account AWS environment with centralized governance. It is commonly used by platform, security, and cloud operations teams to standardize how accounts, identity, networking, and audit controls are established across business units and workloads, especially in regulated environments or large enterprises.
A landing zone is typically implemented using AWS Organizations and AWS Control Tower to automate account provisioning and apply consistent guardrails, while centralizing logging and configuration visibility for security and compliance.
- Standardized account structure (management, security, shared services, and workload accounts)
- Centralized identity and access patterns with separation of duties
- Baseline networking and segmentation for shared and isolated environments
- Organization-wide policy enforcement and preventative guardrails
- Centralized audit logging and configuration tracking for compliance
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 reference architectures and best practices for building a secure, scalable multi-account AWS environment with centralized governance. It is used to standardize foundational controls so teams can onboard workloads quickly without weakening security or operational consistency.
- Establishes a consistent multi-account structure for separating workloads by environment, team, or compliance boundary.
- Centralizes governance with policy-based guardrails to reduce configuration drift and enforce baseline standards.
- Improves security posture through standardized identity, access management patterns, and account-level security controls.
- Enables scalable account provisioning and onboarding, reducing manual setup effort and speeding delivery.
- Supports centralized logging and auditability to simplify incident response, investigations, and compliance evidence collection.
- Provides a foundation for consistent networking patterns, including shared services and controlled connectivity between accounts.
- Helps implement least-privilege access and separation of duties across platform, security, and application teams.
- Improves cost governance by enabling consolidated billing, chargeback/showback models, and standardized tagging approaches.
- Reduces operational risk by using proven AWS patterns for baseline configuration, reducing one-off designs per account.
- Aligns well with AWS Control Tower for guardrails and account factory workflows when standardization and speed are priorities.
AWS Landing Zone is a strong fit for organizations moving from a single account to multi-account, adopting a platform operating model, or needing repeatable controls for regulated workloads. Trade-offs include added upfront design work and ongoing governance operations, and highly customized networking or identity requirements may require extensions beyond default patterns.
Common alternatives include AWS Control Tower, AWS Organizations, Terraform-based landing zones, and the AWS Landing Zone Accelerator (LZA). For background on AWS multi-account best practices, see AWS Organizations best practices.
Our experience with AWS Landing Zone helped us establish repeatable multi-account foundations, automation patterns, and governance guardrails that made AWS environments easier to secure, operate, and scale. Across client engagements, we applied these practices to reduce provisioning time, standardize security baselines, and improve day-2 operations for platform and application teams.
Some of the things we did include:
- Designed AWS Organizations account structures and OU models for shared services, security, logging, and workload isolation aligned to delivery teams and environments.
- Implemented AWS Control Tower landing zones, including account factory workflows, guardrails, and lifecycle processes for new account requests and decommissioning.
- Defined and enforced governance with Service Control Policies (SCPs), including region restrictions, mandatory security services, and prevention of high-risk actions.
- Automated baseline configuration with Infrastructure as Code using Terraform, including standardized VPC patterns, IAM foundations, and shared services modules.
- Built CI/CD pipelines for landing zone changes with GitHub Actions, including review gates, drift detection, and promotion across dev/stage/prod organizations.
- Centralized audit and security telemetry by aggregating CloudTrail, AWS Config, and VPC Flow Logs into dedicated logging/security accounts with retention, encryption, and controlled access.
- Standardized identity and cross-account access using IAM roles, permission boundaries, and break-glass procedures integrated with SSO and least-privilege conventions.
- Designed shared network foundations (hub-and-spoke, Transit Gateway, DNS and routing patterns) and validated connectivity for hybrid networks and multi-VPC workloads.
- Integrated platform workloads such as Kubernetes on EKS into the landing zone with account boundaries, cluster baseline policies, and secure ingress/egress.
- Implemented 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 builds 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 org and multi-account setup and deliver a gap analysis with prioritized remediation actions.
- Define an adoption roadmap for account structure, identity, networking, and governance aligned to your operating model.
- Design and implement landing zone foundations (AWS Organizations, shared services, account vending, and baseline configurations) for repeatable scale.
- Implement AWS Control Tower guardrails, policies, and centralized auditing for consistent governance across accounts.
- Establish security and compliance controls (least privilege IAM, logging, encryption, and policy-as-code) to reduce risk and audit friction.
- Automate provisioning and change management with infrastructure as code using Terraform and CI/CD workflows.
- Design resilient connectivity and network topology (VPC patterns, routing, DNS, and hybrid connectivity) and validate it through repeatable deployments.
- Improve observability and operational readiness with centralized monitoring, alerting, incident runbooks, and governance reporting.
- Optimize cost and performance with tagging standards, budgets, chargeback/showback, and right-sizing recommendations across accounts.
- Enable teams with hands-on training, documentation, and self-service playbooks for day-2 operations.
