Five Questions Your Team Can't Answer in Under Five Minutes

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Wednesday, April 8th
1 pm ET
Most organizations have adopted AWS best practices like Organizations, Control Tower, and Landing Zones, but the gap between governance frameworks and operational reality widens as you scale. What works at 10 accounts breaks at 100.
This session is structured around five questions your leadership, auditors, or security team could ask at any moment: What resources exist across all your accounts? What's exposed to the internet right now? Are you compliant today, not last quarter? Why did your cloud bill spike? What changed outside your IaC pipeline?
These questions are simple. For most organizations managing 50+ AWS accounts, they're not answerable in under five minutes. Joe Karlsson (CloudQuery) and Keegan Mirazee (AWS) walk through why each question is hard even with strong AWS native tooling, what it costs when you can't answer them, and the patterns working across hundreds of organizations that can, plus a pragmatic 30/60/90-day roadmap for getting there.
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Joe Karlsson
Developer Advocate - CloudQuery
His career spans software engineering and developer advocacy at MongoDB, architecting large-scale eCommerce infrastructure at Best Buy, and teaching at one of the highest-rated software development bootcamps in the country. He is also a TEDx Speaker. Joe brings an engineering practitioner's perspective to operating AWS environments at scale, focused on what works in practice rather than frameworks and maturity models.
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Keegan Mirazee
Partner Solutions Architect II - Amazon Web Services
Keegan regularly advises platform engineering and infrastructure teams on the architecture patterns and governance approaches that hold up across dozens to hundreds of AWS accounts, connecting AWS best-practice guidance to the operational realities teams face day to day.