Components of the AWS 3-Tier Infrastructure
While an infrastructure can, in theory, have any number of tiers, by far the most common pattern is the 3-tier infrastructure.
This article describes:
While an infrastructure can, in theory, have any number of tiers, by far the most common pattern is the 3-tier infrastructure.
This article describes:
The cloud has been embraced for its reliability and scalability, as well as a breadth of security benefits. However, just because the cloud can be more secure, organizations aren't guaranteed protection from data breaches and security threats. This article dives into how companies can protect themselves and mitigate damage from a variety of security threats.
Staying competitive in today’s fast-changing, digitally fueled world is all about innovation. It's no wonder almost two-thirds of companies have innovation in their top-three management priorities. Getting there successfully is a journey dependent on business critical goals and resources.
The business potential of artificial intelligence has been on the horizon for decades. But many businesses have found AI hard to implement, or to even start imagining. Thanks to some relatively recent breakthroughs, that potential is being realized now.
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One of the foundations of a good Devops organization is stable, repeatable environments that can be managed through code. When a DevOps team is developing an Infrastructure as Code management process, they often lean heavily on CloudFormation, as they should. But what should that team do if they need to support a hybrid cloud environment where servers and services are deployed both on premise and in the cloud? Queue AWS OpsWorks.
DevOps teams share one common goal: to increase the frequency and quality of application deployments. AWS CodeStar is described as the AWS service to "Quickly Develop, Build, and Deploy Applications on AWS”. DevOps teams can use AWS CodeStar to quickly set up their entire continuous delivery toolchain in minutes for more reliable deployments in consistent environments, as well as less risk of error.
An AWS CodeStar project creates and integrates AWS services for the project development toolchain, lending DevOps teams advantages such as:
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You are probably continually on the lookout for dynamic new ways to streamline your software productivity. In your research, you might have come across the concept called DevOps and wondered what it’s all about and how you can make it work for your team.
As a software development company in today’s highly competitive marketplace, where just about every business needs a mobile app and other proprietary software, you need to constantly search for ways to add speed and efficiency.
Since this blog post was initially published, AWS has released new features available in the 3-tier infrastructure. Read the updated version here.
As part of the AWS Best Practices series of posts we will talk about various topics from migration to tagging to security. Here we will discuss the 3-tier architecture pattern.