AWS Well-Architected Framework Review by nClouds - Free

Fee Well-Architected Review Framework

Having a well-architected infrastructure drives better business outcomes, including reduced costs and security/compliance risk as well as improved reliability of your core systems. At nClouds, no cost AWS Well-Architected Framework Review (WAFR) uses a proven framework to provide a consistent approach to evaluate and remediate high-risk issues (HRIs) with your AWS infrastructure.

We use advanced tooling and processes to auto-discover HRIs in target workloads, and provide you with actionable recommendations to remediate issues and close gaps fast -- aligned with the six pillars of the AWS Well-Architected Framework:

Security: Protecting information and systems while identifying immediate security risks Reliability: Meeting business and customer demand by preventing and quickly recovering from failures Performance efficiency: Using IT and computing resources efficiently Operational excellence: Running and monitoring systems to deliver business value and continually improve processes and procedures Cost optimization: Avoiding unnecessary costs and uncover potential cost savings of 15–50% Sustainability: Minimizing the environmental impacts of running cloud workloads As a leading AWS Well-Architected Partner, nClouds is able to generate WAFR results in days, not weeks. Our remediation recommendations are based on data and facts, not theory or assumptions. We have experience reviewing, designing, and building thousands of customers’ architectures on AWS across virtually all business verticals and use cases. Plus, we can assist in obtaining credits from AWS—pending remediations—for your organization.

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Get immediate solutions and a prioritized roadmap of remediation goals Uncover potential cost savings of 15–50% Address areas of immediate security and compliance risk before they cause problems Gain a marketplace advantage in customer experience, scalability, and more Stay up to date with the awesome volume and velocity of new AWS services