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AWS - Well-Architectured Framework
Well-Architectured Framework
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AWS Well-Architectured Framework- a Whitepaper created by AWS to help customers build using best-practices defined by AWS.
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Website: https://aws.amazon.com/architecture/well-architected/
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The framework is divided into 5 sections, called pillars.
- the sections address different aspects or ‘lenses’ that can be applied to a cloud workload.
General DefinitionComponent: Code, Configuration, and AWS Resource against a requirement.Workload: A set of components that work together to deliver business value.Milestones: Key changes of architecture through product life cycle.Architecture: How components work together in a workload.Technology Portfolio: A collection of workloads required for the business to operate.
On Architecture
- The AWS Well-Architectured Framework is designed around a different kind of team structure.
- Enterprises generally have centralized teams with specific roles where AWS has distrubted teams with flexible roles.
- Distributed teams can come with new risks, AWS mitigates these with Practices, Mechanisms, and Leadership Principles.
Leadership Principle
Amazon Leadership Principle- a set of principles used during the company decision-making, problem-solving, simple brainstorming, and hiring.
General Design Principles
Anatomy of a Pillar
Operational Excellence
Security
Reliability
Performance Efficiency
Cost Optimization
Architecture Tools
Well-Architected Tool- an auditing tool to be used to asset cloud workloads for alignment with the AWS Well Architecture Framework.
Architecture Center
Architecture Center- a web-portal that contains best practices and reference architectures for a variety of difference workloads.
- Web: https://aws.amazon.com/architecture/
