AWS Well-Architected Review (WAFR) Focusing on Reducing Carbon Emissions

This review, delivered by Colibri Digital, goes beyond the traditional Well-Architected Framework Review (WAFR) pillars, ensuring that carbon emission considerations are not an afterthought but a prime driver of architectural decisions. This review helps organisations understand the pros and cons of decisions made while building systems on AWS and how these impact your carbon footprint.

The review provides a set of actionable recommendations for reducing your carbon emissions. From this we develop a plan with you to carry out recommended remediations. Once a plan is agreed we also assist you in applying for USD$5,000 of AWS service credits from AWS to offset against the costs of Colibri Digital carrying out the improvements or remediation work.

Gain clear insights into the environmental impact of your AWS workloads and make data-driven decisions with visibility into how modifications affect your carbon emissions. To achieve this Colibri Digital undertake a point in time measurement of a customer’s CO2 Emissions and KWh usage and provide a report with reliable, accurate and granular cloud emissions data.

Why choose Colibri Digital’s Well-Architected Framework Review (WAFR) focusing on reducing your carbon emissions?

1. Align Business with carbon emission reduction goals: Align your cloud operations with your corporate carbon emission reduction objectives.

2. Reduce Operational Costs whilst also meeting carbon emission reduction goals: Implementing energy-efficient practices can reduce carbon emissions and operational costs.

3. Enhance Brand Reputation: Demonstrate your commitment to carbon emission reductions, enhancing your brand’s reputation and appeal to environmentally conscious stakeholders.

Benefit from ongoing support and advice as environmental technologies and best practices evolve. Periodic reviews will help you stay ahead in achieving your sustainability goals without compromising on technology performance or business needs.