Amazon Proton

AWS Proton is a managed service for platform engineers that helps them publish standardized container and serverless application templates to empower developers. It provides automated infrastructure provisioning and manages deployment pipelines for all your applications, enabling self-service developer workflows with platform-team guardrails.

1 APIs 1 Capabilities 8 Features

AWSDevOpsInfrastructure as CodePlatform EngineeringServerlessTemplatesSelf-ServiceCI/CD

APIs

AWS Proton API

The AWS Proton API provides programmatic access to create and manage environment templates, service templates, environments, services, components, and deployment pipelines for s...

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Amazon Proton Platform Engineering

Workflow capability for platform engineering teams using Amazon Proton to publish standardized templates and automate infrastructure provisioning for development teams. Covers t...

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Features

Environment Templates

Create standardized environment templates with infrastructure-as-code definitions for platform engineers to publish.

Service Templates

Define reusable service templates that developers can use for self-service application deployments.

Automated Provisioning

Automatically provision and manage infrastructure for environments and services using CloudFormation or Terraform.

CI/CD Pipeline Management

Manage deployment pipelines for services with automatic updates when templates change.

Template Versioning

Version control environment and service templates with major and minor version support.

Components

Create infrastructure components that can be shared across services and environments.

Repository Connections

Connect to GitHub and Bitbucket repositories for template source and service pipeline definitions.

Drift Detection

Detect and remediate configuration drift in deployed environments and services.

Use Cases

Developer Self-Service

Enable developers to deploy containerized and serverless applications without deep infrastructure knowledge.

Platform Standardization

Enforce organizational standards for infrastructure, security, and compliance through templates.

Multi-Account Deployment

Deploy standardized environments and services across multiple AWS accounts.

Microservices Orchestration

Manage the infrastructure for complex microservices architectures with consistent templates.

Serverless Workflows

Deploy Lambda-based serverless applications with standardized infrastructure patterns.

Integrations

AWS CloudFormation

Use CloudFormation as the IaC engine for provisioning environment and service infrastructure.

HashiCorp Terraform

Use Terraform as an alternative IaC engine for environment and service provisioning.

AWS CodePipeline

Automatically create CI/CD pipelines for services using CodePipeline.

GitHub

Connect GitHub repositories as sources for environment templates and service pipeline definitions.

AWS CodeCommit

Use CodeCommit repositories for template and configuration management.

GitHubOrganization

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