In reality, it’s just the beginning. Once your workloads are live, the real work starts: monitoring, patching, scaling, securing, optimising. Without a dedicated team to handle these daily tasks, performance suffers and costs pile up.

That’s where AWS Cloud Platform Operations (CPO) comes in.

Developers and IT teams are usually focused on getting services live. But who’s watching for silent failures at 2:00 a.m.? Who’s managing permissions, patching old services, or right-sizing compute? Often, no one does, and that’s where risk creeps in.

CPO provides that missing operational layer, with:

• Ongoing Monitoring and Incident Response: Catch and resolve issues before they impact users. Explore Amazon CloudWatch.
• Routine Maintenance and Environmental Hygiene: Updates, cleanup, tagging enforcement, and standardisation are all handled. See AWS Systems Manager.
• Cost Tracking and Operational Reviews: Ensure your AWS spend aligns with performance and business goals. Learn more about AWS Cloud Operations.

AWS operations require more than launch-day effort.

• Watch this video: What It Takes to Run Cloud at Scale for a look into day-to-day cloud management.
• Follow us on LinkedIn: Cecure Intelligence Limited for more cloud ops tips and performance insights.

Put day-to-day performance and governance on autopilot.