Build great solution with Microsoft Well Architected Framework(WAF)
summary
Argues that Microsoft Well‑Architected Framework gives concrete, actionable gaps — five pillars with tool-backed checks — and shows demos using Azure Advisor and cost management to find over‑provisioning (example: 11 VMs flagged with ~$2,000 potential savings) and a Front Door demo that fails over between regions in ~5–10 seconds. Cites a 23% over‑provisioning stat and an assessment that can return up to 207 recommendations, plus pricing calculator and Power BI reports to turn findings into immediate fixes.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:32Agenda
- 2:27Why WAF
- 3:52Customer Success
- 4:50Cost Mitigation Factors
- 6:55What does WAF do
- 7:45Pillars of WAF
- 8:47Cost Optimization
- 11:50Azure Advisor
- 14:40Cost Management
- 18:40AzureAdvisor
- 24:50Operations Excellence
- 27:05Performance Efficiency
- 32:44Availability vs Resiliency
- 33:22Recommendation Services
- 34:43Application Reliability
- 36:40Use Case
- 37:39Problem Identification
- 39:19WAF Demo
- 45:43Top 10 Design Principles
- 50:26Security
- 52:15Assessment
- 57:21Summary
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