The AWS Landing Zone Accelerator (LZA) provides a flexible, configuration-driven solution for establishing landing zones while utilizing AWS Control Tower. AWS Professional Services has supported numerous LZA deployments, often integrating it with existing GitOps workflows, which has proven to enhance the management of cloud infrastructures via Infrastructure as Code (IaC). This blog provides guidance through the implementation process by focusing on preparing GitHub for hosting LZA, creating separate AWS CodePipelines, and sharing resources for managing LZA configurations post-setup.
GitOps has emerged as a leading model for Infrastructure as Code (IaC), helping organizations automate and manage their cloud infrastructure.
By default, when installing LZA, the solution uses GitHub as the source and pulls the installation files published by AWS from the official LZA GitHub repository.
A common request we encounter is integrating LZA configuration into customers' existing GitOps workflows.
First, we will demonstrate how to leverage LZA while complying with your organization's policies such as private package repositories.
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