Step 1
Start with workload fit
Write down the user, decision and unacceptable failure before choosing a metric. This prevents a polished demo from becoming the evaluation standard.
Treat missing evidence as an explicit state. A result should explain what supports it, how confident the team can be and what to collect next.
Step 2
Compare quality, latency, reliability and cost
Use representative evidence and keep the tested provider, model, operation, account, region and time window attached to every conclusion.
Treat missing evidence as an explicit state. A result should explain what supports it, how confident the team can be and what to collect next.
Step 3
Check account and region constraints
Use representative evidence and keep the tested provider, model, operation, account, region and time window attached to every conclusion.
Treat missing evidence as an explicit state. A result should explain what supports it, how confident the team can be and what to collect next.
Step 4
Revalidate when the workload changes
Use representative evidence and keep the tested provider, model, operation, account, region and time window attached to every conclusion.
Treat missing evidence as an explicit state. A result should explain what supports it, how confident the team can be and what to collect next.
- Decision owner named
- Evidence scope recorded
- Limitations visible
- Next review scheduled
Next step
Turn the framework into one representative evaluation.
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