Trapped in a Single AWS Account?
We help businesses escape the Single AWS Account of Doom — migrating to a secure, scalable multi-account AWS structure without downtime or drama.
It starts innocently enough — one AWS account, a few EC2 instances, a couple of S3 buckets. Fast-forward five years and you've got a sprawling mess of tangled AWS resources, forgotten IAM credentials, and zero separation between dev and production. Everyone's afraid to touch anything. AWS compliance audits make you break out in a cold sweat. Sound familiar? You're not alone — and there is a way out.
Does any of this sound familiar?
AWS dev and production are neighbours
A junior developer's test deployment is one AWS IAM policy away from taking down your live customer-facing services. There's no blast radius isolation — a mistake anywhere in your AWS account can affect everything.
Nobody dares change anything
The account has grown organically over years. Resources are tangled together in ways nobody fully understands. Every change feels like defusing a bomb — so nothing gets improved.
Ghost AWS IAM users and zombie credentials
AWS IAM users from staff who left years ago still have active access keys. Service accounts with admin permissions were created 'temporarily' in 2019. You know it's a security risk, but untangling AWS IAM feels impossible.
Ancient AWS EC2 instances nobody understands
There are AWS EC2 instances running that predate half the team. No-one knows what they do, who set them up, or whether anything still depends on them. Turning them off feels too risky.
Compliance is a nightmare
Auditors ask for environment separation, access controls, and audit trails. You can't give them clean answers because everything is co-mingled in one AWS account with years of accumulated drift.
Manual AWS console changes and no audit trail
Infrastructure was built by clicking through the AWS console. There's no Infrastructure as Code, no change history, and no way to reproduce AWS environments. Knowledge lives in people's heads — or has already walked out the door.
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