DISH Network: Building a Self-Service Portal to Create Multiple Accounts at Scale

Опубликовано 31 января 2022, 17:03

DISH Network is deploying the first standalone, cloud-based 5G network. To simplify and scale infrastructure delivery on AWS, DISH has built a self-service portal. New AWS account requests are created in an IT Service Management (ITSM) tool by internal users, and approved workflow requests kick off the Account factory service in AWS Control Tower from the root or management account. With Control Tower, new AWS accounts are created and standardized with baselines. After the new vended accounts are created, AWS Service Catalog provisions a new VPC in each vended account with tags and also allows for the deployment of resources such as Amazon EC2, Amazon EKS and Amazon RDS within the new VPC. AWS Serverless Transit Network Orchestrator (STNO) simplifies the Transit Gateway setup by automatically adding the VPCs tagged with configuration details in each vended account to the Transit Gateway setup in the Central Networking Account. AWS Transit Gateway acts as a central hub to connect the new vended accounts to a Central Networking account. With the self-service portal, DISH Network is able to provision several hundreds of accounts in only 6 months.

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