Learn what AWS Proton does, how templates, environments, and pipelines fit together, and how to plan a migration before end of support.

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AWS Proton is a managed deployment service that standardizes microservices and infrastructure deployments through reusable templates, giving platform teams governance while enabling developer velocity. The service reaches end of support on October 7, 2026, prompting teams to plan migrations. The guide covers Proton's core features (templates, environments, services, version control), compares it with Service Catalog, CloudFormation, and ECS, and explores migration alternatives including Spacelift, CodePipeline, GitHub Actions, CloudFormation Git sync, and Argo CD.

AWS Proton: What It Is, How It Works & What’s Next