AWS Managed Services customers can now leverage AWS Service Catalog
AWS Service Catalog is now available for use in AWS Managed Services (AMS) accounts. You can now leverage Service Catalog as an alternative to the AWS change management system to provision and manage resources in your AMS accounts. Service Catalog helps you achieve consistent governance by systematically applying your organization’s security and operational policies, while enabling your end users to quickly deploy only the approved IT resources they need. With Service Catalog, you can control which IT services and versions are available, the configuration of the available services, and permission access by individual, group, department, or cost center. Once provisioned, AMS manages all of the operational tasks needed to run AWS at scale for all infrastructure resources provisioned through Service Catalog.
AWS Service Catalog is now available for use in AWS Managed Services (AMS) accounts. You can now leverage Service Catalog as an alternative to the AWS change management system to provision and manage resources in your AMS accounts. Service Catalog helps you achieve consistent governance by systematically applying your organization’s security and operational policies, while enabling your end users to quickly deploy only the approved IT resources they need. With Service Catalog, you can control which IT services and versions are available, the configuration of the available services, and permission access by individual, group, department, or cost center. Once provisioned, AMS manages all of the operational tasks needed to run AWS at scale for all infrastructure resources provisioned through Service Catalog.
AWS Service Catalog is available for use in AMS managed accounts in AWS Regions supported by both Service Catalog and AMS. Learn more about AMS here and download the Forrester Total Economic Impact™ study on working with AMS.