> If your security and networking teams are unable to figure out how to open access to API endpoints that are all documented, you need new people on those teams
Careful, it's not yet 100% possible to do this 100% securely today across all endpoints for all services. Getting closer though.
> This also sounds pretty crazy to me. It's not a situation I've ever spoken to anyone in...
This would seem to disqualify much of your comment. Have a chat with AWS Pro Serv members handling accounts of companies with billion dollar IT budgets.
> I work pretty extensively with enterprise companies that are on AWS...
Most enterprises are not on AWS. That's where the growth will be, and who my comment is about.
>This would seem to disqualify much of your comment. Have a chat with AWS Pro Serv members handling accounts of companies with billion dollar IT budgets.
I work with companies that have budgets that large. Your situation still sounds very atypical to me.
>Most enterprises are not on AWS. That's where the growth will be, and who my comment is about.
I mean, maybe if you take that out of context and ignore the part where I say 'Lots of these companies are ones that I am helping move to AWS'...
Careful, it's not yet 100% possible to do this 100% securely today across all endpoints for all services. Getting closer though.
> This also sounds pretty crazy to me. It's not a situation I've ever spoken to anyone in...
This would seem to disqualify much of your comment. Have a chat with AWS Pro Serv members handling accounts of companies with billion dollar IT budgets.
> I work pretty extensively with enterprise companies that are on AWS...
Most enterprises are not on AWS. That's where the growth will be, and who my comment is about.