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Reports are where CloudEval shifts from infrastructure inspection to decision support.
CloudEval report overview with summary metrics, priority decisions, cloud maturity, and trust details

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Priority decisions

The first review pass should start with the issues that have the clearest severity, confidence, business impact, ROI, or effort signal.
CloudEval priority decisions list with ranked findings, modeled savings, owners, effort, target dates, confidence, and action buttons

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Breakdown views

Use report breakdowns when a summary number is not enough. Change the mode, path, and filters to compare issues by project, pillar, category, severity, or resource type.
Full-screen CloudEval Sankey breakdown view showing issue flow from project to pillar, category, severity, and affected resource type with filters and path detail
Full-screen CloudEval treemap report view showing findings grouped by Security, Reliability, Cost Optimization, Operational Excellence, Performance, and selected block details

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Cost reports

Cost reports are designed to answer questions like:
  • What does this project cost now?
  • Where are the largest spending concentrations?
  • Which opportunities are worth reviewing first?
Cost reports include region and currency inputs, monthly and annual context, and opportunity summaries.
CloudEval cost report summary showing run-rate cost and potential savings

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Architecture reports

Architecture reports are designed to answer questions like:
  • How healthy is this design overall?
  • Which Well-Architected pillars need attention?
  • Where are the critical and high-severity issues?
Architecture reports include:
  • overall score
  • pillar scores
  • top critical issues
  • high issue counts
CloudEval architecture report summary showing cloud maturity and architecture review signals

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How reports relate to projects

Reports are generated from projects, not from raw files in isolation. That matters because CloudEval can attach the latest snapshots, history, and share state back to the same project over time.

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When to run both

Run both report types when you want a rounded view of tradeoffs. Architecture tells you about quality and risk. Cost tells you what the environment is likely to cost and where the biggest optimization levers are.

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Next step

Use Run your first reports to generate output now, or move to Review cost and architecture findings for a practical review loop.
Last modified on May 5, 2026