Enabling Self Service for Cloud Custodian policies on AWS using AWS Service Catalog
AWS Cloud Operations Blog
This article discusses how to enable self-service for Cloud Custodian policies on AWS using AWS Service Catalog. Cloud Custodian is an open-source tool for managing cloud environments and ensuring compliance with security policies, tag policies, resource cleanup, and cost management.
Specifically, the article covers:
- Overview of the solution architecture
- Prerequisites for implementing the solution
- Step-by-step instructions for deploying the infrastructure, adding Custodian policies, creating Service Catalog products, and testing the provisioned Custodian policies
- Cleanup steps to terminate the deployed resources
- Conclusion highlighting the benefits of self-service for defining compliance requirements and empowering users to manage their cloud resources.
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