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AWS architecture planning is executed through a phase-based workflow covering Discovery, Design, Security Review, Cost Estimate, and Deliver. It guides teams through a structured discovery questionnaire and evaluates designs against the six Well-Architected pillars to produce a final architecture blueprint.

Yes, Well-Architected reviews are a core use case for new AWS workloads. The workflow evaluates your architecture against the six Well-Architected pillars to analyze trade-offs and guide architecture decisions throughout the planning process.

To start the AWS planning workflow, you need to provide your project goals, constraints, and success criteria. This input initiates the discovery phase, which uses a structured questionnaire to gather requirements for the subsequent design and review phases.

Yes, AWS cost estimation and security checks are dedicated phases in the planning workflow. After the design phase, the workflow applies security and cost checks to ensure the architecture blueprint meets requirements before final delivery.

The best way to plan an AWS migration is using a unified planning workflow that applies a structured discovery process, evaluates designs against Well-Architected pillars, and generates a deliverable-ready architecture blueprint for the migration.