Daily DevOps GitHub Organization Structure
Daily DevOps GitHub Organization Structure
This page captures the GitHub repository plan behind the Daily DevOps authority-building strategy. The goal is to pair the site’s consulting and content clusters with practical repositories that can hold templates, examples, and implementation patterns.
Planned Repository Groups
Security & Compliance
aws-security-consulting-templatesdevsecops-enterprise-automationaws-multi-account-security-framework
Migration & Modernization
aws-migration-assessment-toolkitaws-serverless-migration-frameworkaws-container-migration-accelerator
Infrastructure Automation
aws-iac-terraform-modulesaws-cloudformation-templatesaws-cicd-pipeline-templatesaws-monitoring-observability-stack
Cost Optimization & FinOps
aws-cost-optimization-toolkitaws-finops-implementation-framework
Repository Standards
Use a small, branded README template for every new repository so the purpose, audience, and related Daily DevOps page stay obvious from the first screen.
- Start with a one-line purpose statement.
- Include the AWS or DevOps outcome the repo supports.
- Link back to the matching site page or consulting hub.
- Keep the sections short enough that a new collaborator can scan them quickly.
The starter template lives at docs/templates/github-repo-readme-template.md.
How The Plan Fits The Site
- Security repos support the AWS Security Consulting and DevSecOps content cluster.
- Migration repos support the Migration Hub and AWS Migration Services content cluster.
- Infrastructure automation repos support the AWS DevOps Automation and IaC content cluster.
- Cost optimization repos support the AWS Cost Optimization and FinOps content cluster.
Initial README Template
Use the branded README template as the starting point for new repositories:
Notes
- This is a planning artifact, not an active GitHub organization admin page.
- The list is intentionally specific so future repo creation can stay aligned with the site’s published service pages and implementation guides.