APSER MSP on AWS
Experience and Talent at your disposal for the secure management of your current platform on Amazon Web Services
The right service for your business
Outsourcing platform management to AWS enables organizations to optimize resources and costs by accessing the specialized expertise of third-party providers who are up to date with the latest technologies and best practices. This not only improves operational efficiency and system security, but also frees up the internal team to focus on strategic activities and innovation, rather than routine infrastructure management. In addition, outsourcing can offer scalability and flexibility, quickly adapting to changing business needs.
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Why outsource my platform management to apser
Outsourcing the AWS cloud platform to apser offers multiple key benefits. First, it allows businesses to leverage the partner’s advanced expertise and experience, which is continuously up-to-date with the latest technologies, best practices, and industry regulations. This ensures management is streamlined, secure, and compliant with the most demanding standards. Furthermore, apser provides proactive and personalized support, rapid scalability, and solutions tailored to specific business needs – all of which are difficult to replicate internally without incurring high costs and effort. By outsourcing, businesses also free up their internal teams to focus on strategic initiatives, innovation, and growth, rather than day-to-day operational tasks.
Main Features
These capabilities provide a comprehensive framework for effectively managing an AWS cloud platform, ensuring that resources are optimized, secure, and meet the operational and strategic needs of the business.
1. Identity and Access Management (IAM)
- Access control: Configure and manage permissions for users, groups, and roles using Identity and Access Management (IAM). Establish policies that determine who can access what resources and under what conditions.
- Authentication and Authorization: Implement multi-factor authentication (MFA) measures and manage access keys and certificates to ensure user authenticity.
2. Resource Management
- Launching and Configuring Instances: Deploy and manage EC2 instances, configuring their resources (CPU, RAM, storage) and ensuring they are appropriately sized for workloads.
- Storage: Manage EBS, S3, Glacier, and other storage services. Configure backups, replication, and disaster recovery.
- Networks and Connectivity: Configure VPCs (Virtual Private Clouds), subnets, routing tables, gateways, and NATs. Manage secure connectivity between cloud services and on-premises networks.
3. Monitoring and Maintenance
- Resource Monitoring: Use CloudWatch to monitor resource usage, performance, and receive alerts when operational parameters fall outside acceptable ranges.
- Logging and Auditing: Implement CloudTrail to track all actions performed within the platform, enabling security and compliance audits.
- Proactive Maintenance: Schedule automatic updates, security patches, and backups to ensure all infrastructure components are up-to-date and protected.
4. Security
- Data Encryption: Set up encryption in transit and at rest for all sensitive data using services such as AWS KMS (Key Management Service).
- Network Security: Configure security groups, access control lists (ACLs), and other firewall mechanisms to protect incoming and outgoing network traffic.
5. Cost Management
- Cost Optimization: Use tools like AWS Cost Explorer and AWS Budgets to monitor and optimize spend, identify underutilized resources, and adjust capacity based on demand.
- Tags and Categorization: Implement a tagging system to categorize resources and facilitate cost management and expense allocation.
7. High Availability and Disaster Recovery
- Load Distribution: Configure endpoint load balancers (ELBs), Auto Scaling Groups, and multi-zone configurations to ensure high application availability.
- Disaster Recovery: Establish DR (Disaster Recovery) plans and configurations, including automatic backups and data replication across multiple regions.
6. Automation and Management of Infrastructure as Code
- Deployment Automation: Use AWS CloudFormation, Terraform, or AWS CDK (Cloud Development Kit) to manage infrastructure as code, enabling consistent, reproducible deployments.
- Task Automation: Deploy scripts and Lambda functions to automate routine tasks and reduce manual intervention.
8. Compliance and Governance
- Normative compliance: Ensure that the infrastructure complies with regulations and standards such as GDPR, HIPAA, SOC 2, etc.
- Governance Policies: Implement governance policies and practices to ensure proper management of resources and data within the platform.
9. Support and Incident Resolution
- Support Documentation and Procedures: Maintain clear and accessible documentation of infrastructure and troubleshooting procedures.
- Incident Response: Establish an incident response plan, including identification, mitigation and resolution of critical issues.
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