Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Aletta Johanna Blanken

Diwakar Gupta

Christopher Sam Goosen

Michael Groenewald

Izak Van Der Merwe

Bret David Kiraly

Johannes Stephanus Jansen Van Rensburg

Ryan Walter Jason Waite

Adam Scott King

Cindy-Lee Engelbrecht

At a managed control plane service, constituent services and operational requirements of an application are identified. In response to an end-user request directed to the application, contents of an inter-service request are generated at a resource selected by the managed control plane service for a first constituent service, and a response to the message is generated at another resource selected for a second constituent service. Tasks to be performed for the operational requirements are initiated by the managed control plane service.

Managed integration of constituent services of multi-service applications

Techniques for managing fault domains using cells are described. An area of a provider network may be divided into multiple cells, with each cell representing a different fault domain of the area of the provider network. A customer can provide domain definitions for their service or application and a cell management service can use the domain definitions to place the infrastructure and compute resources underlying the customer's application or service in appropriate cells within an area of the provider network. In some embodiments, the domain definitions may be account-based, where the domain definition may be to place resources in different fault domains depending on the account they are associated with. Alternatively, the customer may tag resources with an identifier such that resources tagged with a first identifier may be placed in a first cell while resources tagged with a second identifier may be placed in a second cell.

User controlled fault domains

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Aletta Johanna Blanken