July 2024 Well-Architected Framework Release
The July 2024 update to Salesforce's Well-Architected Framework introduces official guidance for integrating Data Cloud and Einstein, marking a key milestone with vetted architectural patterns and anti-patterns for these innovations. This release also improves the Pattern & Anti-Pattern Explorer's usability by enabling broader, taxonomy-agnostic searches, helping architects find relevant design guidance faster. Salesforce teams can now leverage this evolved framework to confidently design scalable and maintainable solutions incorporating Data Cloud and Einstein capabilities.
- Use new Well-Architected guidance for integrating Data Cloud and Einstein.
- Access patterns and anti-patterns via the updated Explorer with improved search.
- Leverage cross-functional expert-reviewed architecture best practices.
- Search across all framework dimensions without pre-filtering in the Explorer.
- Follow Salesforce-vetted design patterns and avoid established anti-patterns.
Today we released new features and content to the Well-Architected Framework and the Pattern & Anti-Pattern Explorer 🎉. These new enhancements, while small, are a first step in a larger effort to bring Data Cloud and Einstein into the Well-Architected Framework and to enhance the usability of our tools. Here’s a look at what’s new. Well-Architected Guidance for Data Cloud & Einstein We finally have guidance for Data Cloud & Einstein in Salesforce Well-Architected. This is a big milestone for us, because it is the first time we’re publishing guidance that Salesforce can stand behind for these new innovations. We stand behind this guidance thanks to a cross-functional group of experts from our engineering, product, professional services and pre-sales organizations who came together to identify, debate, and discuss what patterns our customer architects should follow (and the anti-patterns they should avoid) when designing solutions with CRM, Data Cloud and Einstein.