azure-well-architected

The Azure Well-Architected Framework evaluates cloud architecture across five pillars: cost, operations, performance, reliability, and security. It provides design principles, tradeoffs, and assessment questions to ensure workloads meet best practices.

Review existing Azure workloads by accessing design review checklists and WAF-aligned service guides. This retrieves assessment questions and expert recommendations to identify optimization opportunities and architecture tradeoffs.

Yes, you can retrieve WAF-aligned service guides for specific Azure services. These guides provide targeted best practices and recommendations to optimize individual service configurations within your overall cloud architecture.

Yes, assessing Azure architecture requires network access. It uses fetch tools to retrieve Microsoft documentation, design checklists, and workload patterns dynamically for accurate optimization guidance.

The best way to design a new Azure solution is applying WAF design principles from the outset. Access operational excellence checklists and design review questions to validate architecture decisions before deployment.