This post walks through how to use GitHub as CfCT’s source of truth for template updates and AWS account/environment management. CfCT’s Configuration Source CfCT needs some location to serve as its “configuration source”…it’s source of truth. In this previous post, I stated that I was going to create a GitHub repository that would contain the […]
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CfCT streamlines AWS account setup by converting your manual checklist into a consistent, automated pipeline that applies your baselines across every account. The Situation… Some organizations begin their transition to the cloud in a straightforward manner, migrating to AWS when their on-premises VMware cluster and/or physical data center has reached capacity, and there is either
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I had the chance to sit in on an AWS workshop this week focused on AWS Transform for VMware, and I wanted to share my notes and takeaways. This post is not meant to be a deep technical dive or an official AWS guide – it’s more of a “here’s what I learned, go do
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I was asked recently, “Can I store AWS LZA config files on GitHub?” The answer is ‘yes’ and I’ll endeavor to show you how on this post. What is the AWS Landing Zone Accelerator? The AWS Landing Zone Accelerator (LZA) is a solution designed to help organizations deploy a secure, compliant, and scalable AWS cloud
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