Workload Architecture Design Specification
Read OriginalThis article details the creation of a Workload Architecture Design Specification, arguing that a true architecture is a set of documented decisions enabling a new team member to build and operate a workload without meetings. It explains how to use the Azure Well-Architected Framework's five pillars to justify design choices, document requirements, and align technical decisions with business goals and constraints.
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