Governing the ML lifecycle at scale, Part 2: Multi-account foundations
Machine Learning Blog
This article discusses best practices for implementing a multi-account foundation to support and govern machine learning (ML) and analytics workloads at scale on AWS.
Specifically, the article covers:
- Recommended organizational units and account structure for isolating resources and providing cost visibility
- Using AWS Control Tower to implement a baseline landing zone and automate account provisioning
- Securing workloads across accounts using the AWS Security Reference Architecture
- Scaling and sharing ML resources across accounts using AWS Service Catalog
- Creating a hub-and-spoke network architecture using AWS Transit Gateway
- Conclusion highlighting the importance of a multi-account foundation for governing ML workloads
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