A company wants to isolate its workloads by creating an AWS account for each workload.

AWS Control Tower: Provides a managed service to set up and govern a secure, multi-account AWS environment based on AWS best practices. It automates the setup of AWS Organizations and applies security controls (guardrails).

Networking Account:

Create a centralized networking account that includes a VPC with both private and public subnets.

This centralized VPC will manage and control the networking resources.

AWS Resource Access Manager (AWS RAM):

Use AWS RAM to share the subnets from the networking account with the other workload accounts.

This allows different workload accounts to utilize the shared networking resources without the need to manage their own VPCs.

Operational Efficiency: Using AWS Control Tower simplifies the setup and governance of multiple AWS accounts, while AWS RAM facilitates centralized management of networking resources, reducing operational overhead and ensuring consistent security and compliance.