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Choosing a Well-Architected CI/CD approach: Open-source software and AWS SeCategory: Software, Security, Data
This series of posts discusses making informed decisions when choosing to implement open-source tools on AWS services, adopt managed AWS services to satisfy the same needs, or use a combination of both. We look at key considerations for evaluating open-source software and AWS services using the perspectives of a startup company and a mature company as examples.
Time to value for AWS services is extremely short and limited to the time to instantiate or configure the service for your use.
Consider the following: Open-source tools on AWS services combine these considerations; the customer is responsible for the open-source implementation and the configuration of the AWS services it consumes.
AWS is responsible for the operation of the AWS Cloud and the managed AWS services.
Time to value for AWS services is extremely short and limited to the time to instantiate or configure the service for your use.
Consider the following: Open-source tools on AWS services combine these considerations; the customer is responsible for the open-source implementation and the configuration of the AWS services it consumes.
AWS is responsible for the operation of the AWS Cloud and the managed AWS services.
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