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The Landing Zone Accelerator on AWS (LZA) is architected to align with AWS best practices
and in conformance with multiple, global compliance frameworks. We recommend customers
deploy AWS Control Tower as the foundational landing zone and enhance their landing zone
capabilities with Landing Zone Accelerator. These complementary capabilities provides a
capabilities with Landing Zone Accelerator. These complementary capabilities provide a
comprehensive low-code solution across 35+ AWS services to manage and govern a multi-account
environment built to support customers with highly-regulated workloads and complex compliance
requirements. AWS Control Tower and Landing Zone Accelerator help you establish platform
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IMPORTANT: This solution will not, by itself, make you compliant. It provides
the foundational infrastructure from which additional complementary solutions
can be integrated. The information contained in this solution implementation
guide is not exhaustive. You must be review, evaluate, assess, and approve the
guide is not exhaustive. You must review, evaluate, assess, and approve the
solution in compliance with your organization’s particular security features,
tools, and configurations. It is the sole responsibility of you and your
organization to determine which regulatory requirements are applicable and to
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### @aws-accelerator/accelerator

A CDK Application. The core of the accelerator solution. Contains all the stack
definitions and deployment pipeline for the accelerator. This also includes the
definitions and deployment pipelines for the accelerator. This also includes the
CDK Toolkit orchestration.

### @aws-accelerator/config

A pure typescript library containing modules to manage the accelerator config
A pure TypeScript library containing modules to manage the accelerator config
files.

### @aws-accelerator/constructs
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### @aws-accelerator/ui (future)

A web application that utilizes the aws-ui-components library to present a
console to configure the accelerator
console to configure the accelerator.

### @aws-accelerator/utils

Contains common utilities and types that are needed by @aws-accelerator/\*
packages. For example, throttling and backoff for AWS SDK calls
packages. For example, throttling and backoff for AWS SDK calls.

### @aws-cdk-extensions/cdk-extensions

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### @aws-cdk-extensions/tester

Accelerator tester CDK app. This package creates AWS Config custom rules for every test cases defined in test case manifest file.
Accelerator tester CDK app. This package creates AWS Config custom rules for every test case defined in the test case manifest file.

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