

Migrating to AWS, or optimising an existing deployment in AWS is a long-term, permanent journey.
Some principles and reality in using AWS:
high availability, improved networking, complete virtualisation, better and easier data management and backup, improved disaster recovery, segmentation of networks, roles and accounts, a common deployment and account strategy, tagging, transparent resource utilisation and management, and integrated development kits and polyglot code deployments all lead to a handsome ROI
Becoming an expert in AWS or cloud concepts and deployment patterns and services will take many years. Agile is the preferred and probably the only delivery model that makes sense when you work in the cloud.
1. AWS Migrations & Transformation (Including Factories)
2. AWS Cloud Native Builds
3. AWS ‘Digital, Code & Data Transformation’
4. DevOps and SDLC Pipelines & Automation
5. Backup, Monitoring and Logging as a Service (BMLaaS)
6. AWS Containers (IaaS and PaaS)
7. AWS Professional Services, Pattern creation, Designs and reuse
8. Agile Scrum Maturity Model as a SaaS to measure Agile Maturity
