In the AWS Cloud Adoption Framework, foundational capabilities are grouped into six areas covering Business, People, Governance, Platform, Security and Operations. What does the framework call these six groupings?
- APerspectives, the six lenses through which the framework groups related foundational capabilities Correct
- BTransformation domains, the areas where the framework organises the work of changing the organisation
- CDesign pillars, the categories used to assess a single workload against the Well-Architected guidance
- DCapability gaps, the differences between current and target capabilities found during an assessment
Why A is correct: AWS CAF groups its foundational capabilities into six perspectives, Business, People, Governance, Platform, Security and Operations, so this is the correct label for those groupings.
Why B is wrong: Transformation domains are a real CAF term, which makes this tempting, but they are the technology, process, organisation and product areas of change, not the six capability groupings asked about.
Why C is wrong: Pillars are a genuine AWS concept, so they sound plausible, but they belong to the Well-Architected Framework and assess one workload, not the six CAF capability groupings.
Why D is wrong: Capability gaps are a real CAF idea and so are tempting, but they are the differences a review uncovers, not the names of the six groupings that organise capabilities.