Which AWS Support Plan provides access to architectural and operational reviews?

Support for planning and running business critical events

AWS Infrastructure Event Management (IEM) offers architecture and scaling guidance and operational support during the preparation and execution of planned events, such as shopping holidays, product launches, and migrations. For these events, AWS Infrastructure Event Management will help you assess operational readiness, identify and mitigate risks, and execute your event confidently with AWS experts by your side. The program is included in the Enterprise Support plan and is available to Business Support customers for an additional fee.

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Launch and Migrate with Confidence

AWS experts lead a highly focused engagement to provide you with architectural and operational guidance for your planned event using a prescriptive, phased approach:

1. We work with you to understand your success criteria and desired business outcome.
2. We assess the readiness of your AWS environment, help identify and mitigate risks, and document your plan.
3. You confidently execute your event with AWS experts by your side.
4. We help analyze results post-event and scale services to normal operating levels, so you can focus on planning your next event.

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• Features of AWS Support Plans
• Changing AWS Support Plans

Features of AWS Support Plans

AWS Support offers five support plans:

• Basic

• Developer

• Business

• Enterprise On-Ramp

• Enterprise

Basic Support offers support for account and billing questions and service quota increases. The other plans offer a number of technical support cases with pay-by-the-month pricing and no long-term contracts.

All AWS customers automatically have 24x7 access to these features of Basic Support:

• One-on-one responses to account and billing questions

• Support forums

• Service health checks

• Documentation, technical papers, and best practice guides

Customers with a Developer Support plan have access to these additional features:

• Best practice guidance

• Client-side diagnostic tools

• Building-block architecture support: guidance on how to use AWS products, features, and services together

• Supports an unlimited number of support cases that can be opened by one primary contact, which is the AWS account root user.

In addition, customers with a Business, Enterprise On-Ramp, or Enterprise Support plan have access to these features:

• Use-case guidance – What AWS products, features, and services to use to best support your specific needs.

• AWS Trusted Advisor – A feature of AWS Support, which inspects customer environments and identifies opportunities to save money, close security gaps, and improve system reliability and performance. You can access all Trusted Advisor checks.

• The AWS Support API to interact with Support Center and Trusted Advisor. You can use the AWS Support API to automate support case management and Trusted Advisor operations.

• Third-party software support – Help with Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instance operating systems and configuration. Also, help with the performance of the most popular third-party software components on AWS. Third-party software support isn't available for customers on Basic or Developer Support plans.

• Supports an unlimited number of AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) users who can open technical support cases.

In addition, customers with an Enterprise On-Ramp or Enterprise Support plan have access to these features:

• Application architecture guidance – Consultative guidance on how services fit together to meet your specific use case, workload, or application.

• Infrastructure event management – Short-term engagement with AWS Support to get a deep understanding of your use case. After analysis, provide architectural and scaling guidance for an event.

• Technical account manager – Work with a technical account manager (TAM) for your specific use cases and applications.

• White-glove case routing.

• Management business reviews.

For more information about features and pricing for each support plan, see AWS Support and Compare AWS Support plans. Some features, such as 24x7 phone and chat support, aren't available in all languages.

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