The ARC Analysis Server AMI now makes it possible for any company to conduct accessibility testing of their website(s) and identify and fix accessibility issues before they are released to your production environment. Whether you need accessibility analysis on-demand or as a step within your CI/CD pipelines, our AMI will help facilitate your processes.

The ARC Analysis Server AMI uses the same accessibility test engine featured in The Paciello Group's ARC Platform. Subscribers to the AMI stand up their own instances of the ARC Analysis Server in their private VPC. These instances feature an API endpoint that makes it easy to test the accessibility of webpages. Simply post an analysis request to an instance and an accessibility issues report will be returned, conveniently structured in JSON format. This basic request/response model makes this solution ideal for CI/CD pipeline integration. The AMI can analyze webpages in both public and private networks. You can manage the AWS security groups, roles, and permissions to meet the requirements of your environment.

You also have the option to integrate your instances with the ARC platform. Doing so will extend the reach of the ARC Monitoring services and API to include your secure application environments. However, note that you do not need an ARC account to use our AMI.

If you're seeking a simple solution for on-demand accessibility testing, the ARC Analysis Server is your best option in the AWS cloud.

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