What a report should prove
A useful review report should identify the resource, explain the risk, show where the evidence came from, and give a practical next step.
Last reviewed 2026-06-30
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A Cloudeval Azure infrastructure review report is designed to make cloud risk inspectable. The report structure connects architecture and Well-Architected findings, cost context, security signals, resource evidence, and exportable summaries so teams can discuss the next action instead of debating where a finding came from.
A useful review report should identify the resource, explain the risk, show where the evidence came from, and give a practical next step.
Cloudeval reports can include architecture, Well-Architected, cost, security, IaC readiness, evidence, and export views depending on project data and report availability.
Use this page as the public explanation of report structure, then link prospects to the app or docs for a real project-specific run.
No. It explains evaluation output and evidence, but Cloudeval findings are recommendations and evaluations rather than compliance attestations.
Yes. The public product contract describes backend data-backed PDF exports with brief, detailed, and evidence depths.