A WAF workshop is designed to give you a better understanding of WAF practices and how to implement them in your cloud infrastructure. Itransition will give you guidance on how to use those practices for process improvement, risk control, continuous expenses control, and budgeting automation without any quality loss. After the workshop, you will get a tailored report, including the following:

• A list of the latest best practices missing in your solution
• Highlighted zones for cloud design improvement
• Assistance with prioritizing decisions and aligning your solution to best practices
• Defined action items for eliminating the identified risks
• Recommendations for re-balancing the resources and re-investing into management tools and processes Our AWS-certified expert facilitates the workshop, supporting the entire process from goal setting to presenting results, highlighting the essential points, and aligning the improvement recommendations with the project specifics. In one business week, we carefully walk you through 4 main workshop stages:

1. Initiation. Together with the expert, you outline the key aspects of the solution to focus on during the workshop.
2. Data collection. With the expert’s help and guidance, the project team fills in the AWS Well-Architected Framework questionnaire to gain valuable insights.
3. Analysis. As all the data is collected, the Itransition expert evaluates and aligns the selected insights with the project context and specifics.
4. Wrap-up. Our team discusses the recommendations with you and defines the ways of their implementation within the project scope. Our services are well-tailored for each customer as we extend the generic approach provided by the AWS WAF tools.​ After getting the original WAF report, Itransition conducts its post-evaluation: we re-prioritizing the improvements and focus on the relevant ones, and add our personal expert suggestions to it. We're also ensuring that the report is short and easy to read for not only technical experts by translating it from technical language into business language, thus making the risks and opportunities transparent for decision-makers.