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You should consider setting up AWS Organizations for centralized management, using Amazon EventBridge for cross-account event routing, and implementing AWS Systems Manager Automation for automated remediation. Additionally, for processes like patching that don't need to succeed every time, you can create custom metric filters in CloudWatch Logs to track errors and set alarms to notify you only when the error count exceeds a certain threshold. This approach reduces the need to manually log into each account and allows for more targeted notifications.
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Thanks a lot.
I am not understand the architecture very well, so I am doing research at the following sites. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/systems-manager/latest/userguide/sysman-rc-setting-up-cwlogs.html
Are there any other references that would facilitate understanding?
Best Regards,