Tag: SaaS on AWS

Explore how you can develop a cost-aware culture incorporating cost consideration in product development, and make informed decisions that align with both product goals and cost optimization objectives. As a SaaS leader, you can gain sustainable growth, maximize resource efficiency, and drive long-term financial success by developing a cost-aware culture. Start rethinking how you manage your cost and collaborate with AWS and the AWS Partner community to grow your SaaS business.

Delve into the transformative capabilities of Integrationworx in tackling a multitude of business hurdles through the strategic utilization of data. Their comprehensive array of offerings encompasses analytics, data integration, data management, training, and mentoring services. We’ll also explore the launch of their OverSight (OVS) solution, attributing a pivotal role to the AWS SaaS Factory team’s introduction of the Serverless SaaS reference architecture.

AWS experts break down what SaaS providers should consider in designing and building their compliant solution. We’ll dive into how achieving compliance will be an ongoing process, but regular monitoring and reporting can help make adhering to these frameworks a standard part of business operations. Good security controls, data privacy, and data management should be foundational components of a SaaS application from the beginning.

Software-as-a-service products have revolutionized private sector business operations in recent years, but despite the commercial sector’s demonstrated success with SaaS the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) has been slow to adopt this new delivery model. Learn how the Game Warden platform, built by Second Front Systems, a DoD-compliant DevSecOps platform as a service that accelerates software delivery onto DoD networks while adhering to stringent cybersecurity controls.

Being able to support varying tenant configurations is a common requirement for SaaS providers. Learn how LaunchDarkly creates varied tenant experiences with entitlement flags and how to model entitlements as feature flags, targeted to tiers to give tenants access to specific features. We’ll also dive into ways you can use the LaunchDarkly feature for flagging deployments/releases, doing progressive rollouts, or running experimentation—all important release practices for SaaS providers.

The AWS SaaS Factory team has supported many AWS Partners in implementing Partner-Led Growth (PLG) tactics as part of their efforts to reduce customer acquisition cost, widen their funnel, and expand globally. If you’re thinking your SaaS business is not growing fast enough, PLG may be the key to unlock your product’s potential. Everyone from boards, investors, founders, C-suite executives, and even individual team members can benefit from understanding this game-changing strategy.

Learn how Drata’s suite of continuous automated compliance solutions can help accelerate SaaS providers’ journey to compliance frameworks. These solutions allow customers, such as SaaS providers, to monitor their diverse workload spread across multiple accounts, and customize the controls they need to apply for their chosen compliance framework, and any of the other 14+ frameworks to which Drata has mapped their controls.

Explore how Katanemo’s powerful identity and fine-grained permissions system enables developers to effortlessly onboard customers, and build modern safety features for their SaaS applications on AWS. To accompany this blog, you can read additional posts and guides by Katanemo on how tenants can quickly set up SSO, and how developers can build ABAC authorization via Tags and meet compliance requirements via access logs APIs.

Learn how Rocketlane built its customer onboarding SaaS platform on AWS using the platform’s broad tools and services that helped the team innovate quickly, get support from programs such as AWS SaaS Factory, and go-to-market to reach customers through AWS Marketplace and AWS Activate for startups. In this Q&A with Deepak Balu, co-founder and CTO at Rocketlane, you’ll learn insights from Rocketlane’s journey that can help other organizations planning to adopt SaaS delivery model.

Whether you’re taking the first steps toward planning your software-as-a-service (SaaS) journey, or about to launch your first product, the new Journey to SaaS guide is designed to help drive your efforts to build, migrate, secure, and optimize SaaS solutions on AWS. Use this roadmap to identify which stage you’re in and review the corresponding actions, motivations, questions, pain points, and AWS SaaS Factory resources.