Accounts and environments with defined roles
Isolation, billing, administration and lifecycle guide separation.
Designing cloud means deciding how accounts, identities, networks, data, costs and responsibilities will be controlled as the environment grows. Add Solution turns these requirements into a governable AWS foundation and architectures suited to each workload.
From landing zone to operations: architecture, deployment, migration and evolution guided by risk, resilience, cost and operational responsibility.

An AWS deployment can start small yet carry decisions that are difficult to reverse: the management account, environment separation, identity ownership, addressing, logs, keys, backup and billing. Add Solution treats these decisions as platform architecture.
Isolation, billing, administration and lifecycle guide separation.
Workloads receive protection and evidence according to impact and requirements.
Provisioning, approval, observability, incidents and costs need clear owners.
The foundation must enable autonomy without turning each team into its own cloud, security and finance department.
AWS Organizations structures accounts and OUs; AWS Control Tower can orchestrate the landing zone, apply controls and support provisioning. The architecture defines what will be centralized and what will remain with application teams.
Risk, autonomy, regions, data residency and operations.
OUs and accounts by role, environment or sensitivity.
Federation, permission sets and emergency access.
Organizational policies and proportionate controls.
Accounts delivered through a repeatable process and a known baseline.
Logs, configuration, inventory and owners.
IAM Identity Center can integrate the identity source and distribute access through permission sets. Roles and temporary credentials reduce permanent keys. Root access receives exceptional, protected and monitored treatment.
Permissions derived from actual platform, networking, security, development and auditing activities.
Roles, conditions and boundaries prevent delegation beyond what is necessary.
Inactive access, exceptions and privilege use are addressed in operations.
VPCs, subnets, routes, zones, DNS, endpoints and inspection are defined by authorized flows. Transit Gateway, Cloud WAN, VPN and Direct Connect are assessed according to scale, topology, redundancy, confidentiality and cost.
A non-overlapping plan prepared for integration.
Boundaries consistent with accounts, applications and risk.
Hybrid and inter-VPC paths with explicit routes.
Egress, private endpoints and controls according to exposure.
Telemetry, failures, asymmetry and transfer costs.
EC2, ECS, EKS, Fargate, Lambda, RDS, Aurora, DynamoDB, S3, EFS and FSx are introduced only when requirements, constraints, skills and operational effort justify the choice. AI is assessed when the use case, data, risk and operations are defined.
System control, elasticity, duration, concurrency and portability guide the choice of VMs, containers or serverless.
Model, consistency, recovery, latency and portability guide databases and storage.
They reduce specific tasks but do not eliminate identity, networking, observability or application limits.
Bedrock or ML services only where data, governance and outcomes justify them.
The division of tasks varies by service. Identities, data, configurations, applications and controls within the customer's domain still require governance, evidence and response.
Resources and deviations must be identified and assigned to owners.
Classification, access, encryption and rotation follow the lifecycle.
CloudTrail, Config, Security Hub, GuardDuty and other signals need owners and an operational workflow.
WAF, Network Firewall and network controls are included according to the surface and architecture.
Architecture starts with criticality, RPO, RTO, state, dependencies and capacity during failure. Multi-AZ requires application support. Multi-region increases cost and complexity and must be justified and tested.
Policies, vaults and copies are defined only for supported resources and scenarios.
Accounts, regions, credentials and administration are assessed according to risk.
Restore, failover and failback receive criteria and evidence.
Snapshots and replication do not automatically replace backup; disaster recovery is demonstrated only when exercised.
CloudWatch, CloudTrail and Config generate distinct signals. Add Solution defines telemetry for each critical service; alarms receive context, priority, an owner and an action; logs follow defined retention and access policies.
Health, experience and dependencies.
Actionable events with reduced noise.
Runbook, access, communication and owners.
Post-incident review and lasting fixes.
Known, testable and reversible tasks.
Data transfer, NAT Gateway, logs, snapshots, calls and idle resources can be as significant as compute. Accounts, tags and allocation must reflect controllable decisions before discounts are pursued.
Technical and financial domains receive owners and allocation criteria.
Budgets and Cost Anomaly Detection need a recipient and procedure.
Sizing, schedules, orphaned resources, storage, logs and data transfer are part of the cycle.
Savings Plans and Reserved Instances come after visibility and analysis of eligible usage.
Applications, data, integrations, licenses, windows and owners guide the choice of rehost, replatform, refactor, repurchase, relocate, retain or retire. Application Migration Service, DMS and DataSync support specific scenarios without replacing inventory and validation.
Portfolio, dependencies, criticality and costs.
Readiness, constraints and strategy per workload.
Accounts, identity, networking, security, backup and operations.
Tools, connectivity, performance and procedures.
Waves with acceptance and rollback.
Costs, incidents, documentation and transition.
Work can start in an existing account, a landing zone that needs to evolve or a new initiative. Assessment, architecture, infrastructure as code, migration, observability, FinOps, documentation and ongoing operational support are combined according to the customer's stage.
We design a foundation that teams can govern, operate and evolve.
Services vary by region, deployment model, quota and billing. Third-party software may use license included, Marketplace or BYOL, subject to the vendor's terms. Add Solution support covers the scope contracted with the customer; AWS Support is contracted separately and follows the chosen plan.
No. It is an option for governing multi-account environments; implementation depends on scale, existing accounts and the operating model.
Not on its own. The application must handle state and dependencies. Multi-AZ does not replace backup or DR.
No. Connection, equipment, location, provider and confidentiality still need to be addressed.
With owners, allocation, budgets, alerts, usage review and architecture before financial commitments.
No. The decision depends on failure events, residency, RPO, RTO, cost and strategy.
AWS and the customer have different responsibilities, which vary according to the service used.
Assess accounts, identity, networking, security, recovery, costs and operations to build a controllable, sustainable cloud foundation.