AWS CloudFormation

Automate infrastructure provisioning with Infrastructure as Code

Infrastructure as Code Excellence

AWS CloudFormation allows you to model and provision all your cloud resources using code. We help you implement CloudFormation best practices to automate infrastructure deployment, ensure consistency, and enable version control for your AWS resources.

Our CloudFormation Services

Template Development

Create well-architected CloudFormation templates that define your infrastructure in a declarative, repeatable way.

  • JSON and YAML template creation
  • Modular stack design
  • Parameter and output configuration
  • Conditional logic
  • Custom resource implementation

Stack Management

Deploy, update, and manage CloudFormation stacks across multiple accounts and regions.

  • Stack creation and updates
  • Change sets for safe updates
  • Stack policies
  • Drift detection
  • Stack deletion and cleanup

StackSets

Deploy stacks across multiple AWS accounts and regions with a single operation.

  • Multi-account deployment
  • Multi-region orchestration
  • Organization unit targeting
  • Automatic deployment
  • Centralized management

Migration to CloudFormation

Convert manually created resources into CloudFormation-managed infrastructure.

  • Resource import
  • Template generation from existing resources
  • Incremental migration strategies
  • Validation and testing
  • Documentation and training

Advanced Features

  • Nested Stacks: Break complex templates into reusable components
  • Cross-Stack References: Share resources between stacks
  • Macros: Transform templates with custom logic
  • Registry: Use third-party resource types
  • Guard: Policy-as-code validation

AWS CDK Integration

We also work with AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK) for developers who prefer to define infrastructure using familiar programming languages.

  • TypeScript, Python, Java, C# support
  • Higher-level constructs
  • Type safety and IDE support
  • Unit testing infrastructure code
  • CDK to CloudFormation synthesis

Best Practices

  • Version Control: Store templates in Git
  • CI/CD Integration: Automate stack deployment
  • Parameterization: Make templates reusable
  • Modularity: Break down into logical components
  • Documentation: Clear descriptions and metadata

Benefits

  • Consistency: Deploy identical environments every time
  • Speed: Provision complete environments in minutes
  • Version Control: Track infrastructure changes over time
  • Disaster Recovery: Quickly recreate infrastructure
  • Cost Management: Easily tear down and rebuild environments

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