AWS
(AW-100) Approved AWS Regions
The only permitted AWS region for BloomTech Labs projects are listed below:
us-east-1 (N. Virginia)
This is the only region that is connected to github for app deployments. Any deployed services in other regions may be shut down without notice by automation.
Rationale:
Labs manages dozens of accounts using thousands of distinct resources. Keeping the regions limited makes the discovery of resources manageable.
Alternatives:
None
Exceptions:
None
(AW-200) Approved AWS Services
The only permitted AWS services for BloomTech School Labs projects are listed below:
Amplify
Front-end hosting of Single Page Apps (SPA) only
Elastic Beanstalk
Data Science API deployments only
Sagemaker
Data Science only
S3
Public asset storage
User uploads via signed URLs
Data storage for DS teams
All others are prohibited from use.
Note: These services utilize many underlying services, which are permitted only when provisioned by the orchestration services listed above.
Rationale:
AWS is very deep, with many different services and components. That complexity needs careful controls to reduce risk and cost.
Alternatives:
None
Exceptions:
None
(AW-300) Resource Naming
The following naming conventions must be followed:
IAM Users
A
Name
tag must be applied with the student's full nameJessica Graham
Amplify Application
<Product Name>-<Cohort>-<Team Letter>
bridges-to-prosperity-labs25-a
ecosoap-labs26-c
Elastic Beanstalk Application
<Product Name>-<Cohort>
bridges-to-prosperity-labs25
ecosoap-labs26-c
Elastic Beanstalk Environment
<Product Name>-<Cohort>-<Team Letter>
bridges-to-prosperity-labs25-a
ecosoap-labs26-c
Not following these naming standards will cause your AWS resources to be automatically de-provisioned.
Rationale:
Labs manages dozens of accounts using thousands of distinct resources. Consistent naming is a key to managing this complexity.
Alternatives:
None
Exceptions:
None
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