AWS Quick Starts are ready-to-use accelerators that automate the deployment of key cloud workloads through scripted workflows and CloudFormation templates. They reduce hundreds of manual procedures to deploy production and proof-of-concept environments in minutes rather than weeks by following AWS best practices and architectural principles. Resources for Quick Starts include a catalog, FAQ, GitHub repository, and self-paced workshop.

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What are AWS Quick Starts ?
AWS Quick Starts are made up of -
AWS Quick Starts are ready to use accelerators that fast-track deployments of key cloud workloads
for customers. These accelerators reduce hundreds of manual procedures into automated, workflow
based reference deployments for partner technologies.
Reference architecture
with AWS best practices
built in
Scripted ”push-button”
deployments using
CloudFormation
Detailed, step by step
architecture and
deployment guides

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How do Quick Starts help customers ?
Quick Starts give customers an easy, automated way to deploy complex software & services on AWS
infrastructure. Customers can quickly stand up secure, highly-available production and PoC
environments in AWS and start using them immediately.
Deployment
Automation
Build once, deploy
consistently
Deploy in minutes
vs weeks
Well Architected
Framework
principles
Easily
customizable
Free for Use

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Resources
• AWS Quick Start catalog - https://aws.amazon.com/quickstart
• FAQ - https://aws.amazon.com/quickstart/faq
• Git repository - https://github.com/aws-quickstart
• Contributor’s guide - https://aws-quickstart.github.io
• Self-paced workshop - https://workshop.quickstart.awspartner.com
• TaskCat testing tool - http://taskcat.io
• Blog - https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/infrastructure-and-automation