Responding to Azure Well-Architected Assessment Review
This guide outlines the steps involved in responding to Azure Well-Architected Assessment Review for your designated Cloud Workload.
In cloud adoption, a workload is a collection of IT assets (servers, VMs, applications, data, or appliances) that collectively support a defined process. Workloads can support more than one process. Workloads can also depend on other shared assets or larger platforms. However, a workload should have defined boundaries regarding the dependent assets and the processes that depend upon the workload. Often, workloads can be visualized by monitoring network traffic among IT assets.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cloud-adoption-framework/plan/workloads
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1 | Navigate to Azure Well-Architected Assessment-Review. Click on Start Assessment button.  |
2 | On the pop-up window, click on Sign in. Sign in with you Azure AD registered credentials.  |
3 | Once logged in, click on Start Assessment button again. |
4 | Leave the auto-generated default Assessment name. Click on Start.  |
5 | Under WAF Configuration, select Core Well-Architected Review only. Click on Next.  |
6 | Under What pillars would you like to evaluate?, select Reliability, Security, Cost, Operational Excellence & Performance. Click on Next.  |
7 | Respond to All the questions underReliability, Security, Cost, Operational Excellence & Performance. Click on Next.  |
8 | After responding to All the questions under Reliability, Security, Cost, Operational Excellence, & Performance, Click on View Guidance.  |
9 | Click on Export to CSV  |
10 | Send the CSV export to the SoftwareOne Consultant assigned to you. |