The Six Pillars of the AWS Well-Architected Framework

Описание: The Six Pillars of the AWS Well-Architected Framework (CLF-C02 & Beyond)

If you’re preparing for AWS certifications — or designing real cloud architectures — this framework is foundational.

The AWS Well-Architected Framework helps teams build systems that are:
✔ secure
✔ reliable
✔ high-performing
✔ cost-efficient
✔ sustainable
✔ operationally excellent

Here’s a clear, exam-ready overview of the six pillars 👇

🔹 Operational Excellence
Run and monitor systems to deliver business value and continuously improve through automation, observability, and small reversible changes.

🔹 Security
Protect information, systems, and assets using IAM, least privilege, encryption, logging, and automated security controls.

🔹 Reliability
Ensure workloads perform consistently using fault isolation, change management, and multi-AZ architectures with automated recovery.

🔹 Performance Efficiency
Use computing resources efficiently by choosing the right services, leveraging managed/serverless options, caching, and frequent experimentation.

🔹 Cost Optimization
Avoid unnecessary costs by using consumption-based pricing, right-sizing, tagging, budgets, and Savings Plans or Reserved Instances.

🔹 Sustainability
Minimize environmental impact by improving utilization, preferring managed services, and optimizing data and compute lifecycles.

👉 These pillars appear frequently in CLF-C02 and are critical for SAA-C03 as well.

📌 Swipe through the carousel to see each pillar clearly explained.

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