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So I was perusing the AWS Updates about what is new and coming soon and I really was excited when I read that AWS CodePipeline adds Native Amazon EKS Deployment Support (Ref: AWS CodePipeline adds native Amazon EKS deployment support - AWS)
A while ago I walked some of my colleagues at work through the basics of using Hashicorp Terraform with AWS to deploy and maintain resources. I am a very big supporter of using infrastructure as Code and blog about AWS CDK, Terraform, ansible and any other means to achieve that goal.
It's been quite a few years since I first started playing with AWS Landing Zones. When I started in 2017 or 2018 the idea of a landing zone was a number of AWS Accounts where cross account access was through IAM roles, and each account individually connected to an Identity Provider (either Microsoft Active Directory or something similar).
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