Understanding the AWS Well-Architected Framework
The AWS Well-Architected Framework consists of a set of design principles and architectural best practices that you can follow when building solutions for the cloud. AWS offers the Well-Architected Tool, which can be used to review the state of your applications and resources, and compares them to the latest AWS architectural best practices.
The Well-Architected Framework comprises the following five pillars.
Reliability
Applications deployed in the cloud must be resilient to failures. The resources that your applications depend on (compute, storage, networks, and databases) must be available and reliable. Any technical issues on any of these resources will cause your application to become unreliable and potentially fail.
The reliability pillar also focuses on how quickly you can recover from failure based on your architectural design. This is because failures are bound to happen and your architecture must be able to recover...
