Where you’re strong, where risks exist, and where to improve — assessed against the AWS Well-Architected Framework.
The framework
Six pillars. One clear picture.
The AWS Well-Architected Framework is Amazon’s official set of best practices for building and running cloud workloads. The review assesses your workload across all six pillars, identifies risks, and shows where to improve first.
Security
Protecting data, systems, and identities.
Cost Optimization
Running at the lowest effective cost — this is where we find overspending.
Reliability
Recovering from failure and meeting demand.
Performance Efficiency
Using compute, storage, and networking efficiently.
Operational Excellence
Running, monitoring, and improving systems.
Sustainability
Minimizing the environmental impact of your workloads.
What you get
One report. Five things in it.
A structured technical review, not a sales pitch.
High-risk issues first — single points of failure, missing backups, security gaps, and other findings — alongside improvements you can act on quickly.
What to fix and why — in the order it matters, specific to your environment and workloads.
An estimate of where AWS spend can be reduced — including waste, oversized resources, pricing opportunities, and unnecessary data-transfer costs.
Cost pillar → FinOpsA view of security risks alongside relevant NCA, SAMA and PDPL requirements — so you can see where additional controls or evidence may be needed.
Security pillar → NCA · SAMA · PDPLFindings report
PDF · AR / EN · YOURS TO KEEPDelivered as a clear report, in Arabic and English.
Why do it
The review costs nothing.The findings can change your priorities.
Know your risks before they bite.
Security gaps, single points of failure, backups that were never tested.
Find the overspending.
Identify waste, oversized resources, and pricing opportunities before they keep compounding.
Assess against AWS best practice.
A structured second opinion using the AWS Well-Architected Framework and Tool.
Free, and no obligation.
The review costs nothing. The findings can change your priorities.
What we do
Where the findings go next.
- Security findings → Cloud security & compliance
nca · sama · pdpl
- Cost findings → FinOps & cost optimization
aws cost optimization
- Architecture findings → Migration & modernization
aws migration
- Operations findings → Managed cloud & DevOps
managed devops
- Reliability findings → Resilience & backup remediation
reliability · disaster recovery
- Your findings report — yours to keep
well-architected review
Why White Stork
AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner. We deliver structured AWS Well-Architected Reviews against the AWS framework — not generic cloud assessments.
Bilingual
The report and the workshop in Arabic and English.
We can fix what we find
The same engineering team that reviews your workloads can remediate the findings.
Free, no obligation
A real technical assessment, with no commitment to implement with us.
Yours to keep
The findings report is yours whoever implements it.
The phases
The review itself is free, with no obligation. If you want us to implement the findings, that work is scoped separately as a project.
4 phases
Kickoff
We agree which workload or workloads to review.
FreeAssess
We review your workloads across all six pillars — through a focused workshop and the AWS Well-Architected Tool.
Report
You get a prioritized findings report with recommended improvements.
Plan (optional)
If you want us to implement the findings, we scope the work as a separate project.
Your questions, answered
It is AWS’s best-practice framework for designing and operating cloud workloads, organized across six pillars — Security, Cost Optimization, Reliability, Performance Efficiency, Operational Excellence, and Sustainability.
Security, Cost Optimization, Reliability, Performance Efficiency, Operational Excellence, and Sustainability. A review assesses your workload across each one.
A structured assessment of your AWS workloads against the Well-Architected Framework. It identifies risks and improvement opportunities across all six pillars and gives you a prioritized list of what to address and why.
Yes — the review itself is free, with no obligation. If you want us to implement the findings afterwards, that work is scoped and quoted separately.
It depends on scope — typically from a few days to around two weeks for a larger environment. We agree the scope and timeline at kickoff.