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AWS Partners use the Well-Architected Framework to build secure, high-performing, resilient, and efficient infrastructure for a variety of customer applications and workloads. But a growing number of partners are applying Well-Architected operational and architectural best practices to their own businesses as well, driving consistency and quality across all engagements. In this episode, we’re joined by Wayne Hayes, CEO of WOLK Technology, to talk about how operationalizing AWS best practices enabled WOLK’s scale and growth, and accelerated their compliance journey.
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