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Test mechanisms for best practices in cloud design
Best Clouds
Conclusions
A review can be challenging because of the volume of questions and organizational barriers in the course of an interdisciplinary exchange. AWS teams or partners can help you with the implementation and act as an independent party to moderate the review and answer questions during the process. Improvements can then be planned in a targeted manner.
For better traceability, teams can transfer the improvement potentials as tasks to a ticket management tool, and you'll find it useful to weigh the workload continuously against best practices from the Well-Architected Framework Review.
Infos
- AWS Well-Architected Tool: https://aws.amazon.com
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