Overview
AWS Well-Architected Review by Assembly
Assembly is an AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner and part of the AWS Well-Architected Partner Program. We review your workload against the six pillars of the AWS Well-Architected Framework with the AWS Well-Architected Tool, then help you fix what the review finds.
Relation to AWS services This professional service reviews workloads deployed on AWS, recorded in the AWS Well-Architected Tool in your AWS account. A review covers the services the workload runs on, for example Amazon EC2, Amazon ECS, AWS Lambda, Amazon RDS, Amazon S3, Amazon VPC and AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM).
Why a Well-Architected Review
- See where you stand: if your workload has grown faster than its architecture, a review is the quickest way to find the risks.
- Findings in plain language: a prioritised list of risks, with the effort to fix each one.
- Fixes, not just a report: engineers who build on AWS every day help you remediate.
- The pillars we build with: the same pillars shape every migration, modernisation and GenAI build we deliver.
The six pillars Operational excellence, security, reliability, performance efficiency, cost optimisation and sustainability.
How it runs
- Initial consultation (30 minutes): a discovery call to understand your goals and your AWS architecture.
- Well-Architected review (2-8 hours): a workshop with your team in the AWS Well-Architected Tool, across all six pillars.
- Remediation plan and roadmap: findings, prioritised risks, a remediation plan and guidance on whether AWS credits may be available for the fixes.
- Remediation (optional): Assembly engineers fix the high-priority risks with your team.
What you receive
- A completed review of your workload in the AWS Well-Architected Tool
- A prioritised list of risks, with the effort to fix each one
- A remediation plan and roadmap
- Hands-on remediation, if you choose it
Who it's for Startups and growing software companies with production workloads on AWS that want to improve security, reliability and cost, and teams managing production-critical systems.
Important
- AWS credits for remediation depend on eligibility and are subject to AWS approval.
- If you choose remediation, it changes resources in your AWS account. You are responsible for any AWS infrastructure and service charges incurred in your AWS account, billed separately from your AWS Marketplace transaction.
Highlights
- Review across all six AWS Well-Architected pillars in the AWS Well-Architected Tool, by an AWS Well-Architected Partner
- A prioritised list of risks in plain language, with the effort to fix each one and a remediation roadmap
- Optional hands-on remediation by Assembly engineers who build on AWS every day
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Getting in touch Contact Assembly at hello@assembly.cloud or book a call at https://calendar.app.google/QXUPBVqPkLRJwqG68 .
Before the engagement We reply to listing enquiries, eligibility questions and private offer requests within two business days (Australian Eastern time). After you accept a private offer, an Assembly engineer contacts you within two business days to start the initial consultation.
During the review Your Assembly engineer runs the workshop in the AWS Well-Architected Tool with your team and prepares the remediation plan.
After the review For questions about findings, the remediation plan or remediation work, contact your engineer or hello@assembly.cloud .
Billing For billing questions, email hello@assembly.cloud . We reply within two business days.