Azure Well-Architected Framework meeting notes

Microsoft conducted session on Well-Architected Framework(WAF) and below are the polints I was just able to captured . Points are from second pillar i.e. Security to fifth pillar i.e. Performance Effitiency. Reliability is the first pillar which I missed to take the notes. However, you can visit Microsoft site and go through it - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/well-architected/reliability/


Security Pillar





Cost Optimization Pillar








Operational Excellence Pillar








Performance Efficiency Pillar


















Hope the meeting notes will help you :)






























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