Follow these steps to conduct a review on one of your workloads:

1. Gather executives, architects, senior developers, and/or any other key personnel who have knowledge about the workload under review. 
2. Log in to your AWS account, select the AWS Well-Architected Tool from the Management Tools category, and then click Define workload:

3. On the next screen, define the properties of the workload:
   • Workload name
   • Description
   • Industry type
   • Environment
   • Regions
   • Account IDs

4. Click Define workload, and on the next screen, click Start review.
5. Each pillar is divided into a set of questions by topic. Each topic has a list of statements and resources to help you evaluate those statements, as follows:

6. Each of the checkboxes represents various facets of the question that's being asked in the current topic. Check the boxes that apply to your workload. Be wary about simply clicking Question does not apply to this workload if you are unsure about the answers. Most topics do apply to all workloads in some way, and there is a big difference between does not apply and I don't know. If you don't know, check None of these so that the topic can be flagged as an area for improvement.
7. Click the Info link next to each statement if you are not sure how to respond. Keep the Well-Architected white papers handy for reference.
8. Use the Notes box to document the details about your workload as it pertains to this topic. The notes can help provide context for anyone who receives a copy of the completed review.
9. Click Next to move on to the next topic.
10. When you reach the last topic of the last pillar, click Save and exit.
11. Back on the Review Summary screen, click the Save milestone to save the results of the review at this point in time. You will be able to make changes to the workload review as you improve your architecture:

12. Click the Improvement plan tab to see a summary of areas that need improvement:

13. Scroll down the page to drill into the details for the areas for improvement. As you can see in the following screenshot, the tool has flagged OPS 7 as a critical remediation item:

14. Click one of the links under Recommended improvement items to get more information about it:

15. Go to the Review tab and click Generate report. Open the PDF after it finishes downloading to see a complete review of your responses.