AWS re:Invent 2016: Running, Configuring, and Securing Windows Workloads (ARC405)

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From servers to workstations, AWS provides the best place to run your Windows workloads. In this session, we'll discuss the ease of deploying Windows workloads on AWS, and architecting for performance, scalability, security, and cost savings. We will explore the use of AWS Directory Service, the Amazon EC2 Run command, and Windows PowerShell to bootstrap your instances for seamless Microsoft Active Directory integration, application installation, and management. We will walk through an architecture that includes Amazon RDS, Amazon EC2, and Amazon WorkSpaces, and discuss the secure relationships among these services. You will learn how you can use native AWS services as well as the tools you are already familiar with to manage your Windows environment.

Technologie

© 2016, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its Affiliates. All rights reserved.
Julien Lépine, Solutions Architect, AWS
Brian Lewis, Partner Solutions Architect, AWS
December 1, 2016
Running, Configuring and
Securing Windows Workloads
ARC405

Agenda of this session
BUILDING THE
FOUNDATIONS
ENSURING REPEATABLE
DEPLOYMENTS
ENABLING EFFICIENT
OPERATIONS

Building foundations
AWS IAM AMAZON VPC AWS DIRECTORY SERVICE

Building foundations: platform identity
AWS IAM AMAZON VPC AWS DIRECTORY SERVICE

Platform identity
corporate data
center
ADDC
ADFS
AWS IAM
Amazon
S3
AWS
CloudTrail
AWS
Config
Logging and monitoring platform

Building foundations: networking
AWS IAM AMAZON VPC AWS DIRECTORY SERVICE

Core network infrastructure
Availability Zone
Availability Zone
Internet
gateway
NAT
gateway
NAT
gateway
VPN
connection
corporate data
center
Amazon
S3
Logging and monitoring platform
Public subnet
Public subnet Private Subnet
Private Subnet
flow logs
Amazon
CloudWatch Logs
Availability Zone

Building foundations: application identity
AWS IAM AMAZON VPC AWS DIRECTORY SERVICE

Windows identity
Availability Zone
Availability Zone
Internet
gateway
NAT
gateway
Active
Directory Tier
AWS Directory
Service
NAT
gateway
VPN
connection
corporate data
center
AWS IAM
ADFS
ADDC

Moving initial Microsoft workloads to AWS
BUILDING IN THE
CLOUD
MIGRATION MAINTENANCESUPERVISION

Creating repeatable architectures
IMAGE AUTOMATION BOOTSTRAPPING CONTAINERS AUTOMATED
DEPLOYMENTS
AWS
CloudFormation
Amazon ECS
PowerShell

Sample platform
Availability Zone
Availability Zone
Internet
gateway
NAT
gateway
NAT
gateway
VPN
connection
corporate data
center
ADDC
ADFS
AWS IAM
users
Active
Directory Tier
Database
Tier
Web Tier
ELB
IIS
Server
IIS
Server
Amazon
RDS
AWS Directory
Service

Administration at scale
REMOTE DESKTOP
ACCESS
REMOTE SCRIPTING
RDGW Amazon
WorkSpaces
CLOUD CONTROL
CENTER
PowerShell
AWS Tools for
Windows
PowerShell
Amazon EC2
Run Command

Keeping the platform up to date
IMAGE HYGIENE
PowerShell
DSC Desired state
MONITORINGCONFIGURATION
MANAGEMENT
Amazon
CloudWatchAMI Automation
PATCHING
Patch
management

Next steps
HANDS-ON LABS ARCHITECTURE
CENTER
TRAINING AND
CERTIFICATION
AWS TOOLS FOR
WINDOWS
POWERSHELL

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