Most architecture reviews are compliance theatre. They arrive late, check the wrong things, and produce feedback nobody acts on. Here’s what a review that actually challenges a design looks like, and why the problem is structural, not personal.
Azure’s infrastructure is genuinely reliable. That’s exactly the problem. The more stable the platform, the easier it is to mistake platform health for system health, and that gap is where the expensive outages live. Availability is an architectural choice, not a SKU.