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# WorkSpaces Manager Architecture Guide

This document describes the architecture of Nuvens WorkSpaces Manager solution for Amazon WorkSpaces Personal, Pooled and Secure.

WorkSpaces Manager is a comprehensive internal tool to help customers to manage and migrate AWS WorkSpaces at scale. WSM will ensure the Amazon WorkSpaces environment is more secure, providing a deeper understanding of user behaviour whilst always ensuring the WorkSpaces estate is cost optimised.

This document has been produced for general use to understand the design and governance when deploying and managing WorkSpaces Manager in an Enterprise environment at scale.

The four main pillars of functionality for WSM are:

* [Management](/architecture/workspaces-manager-architecture-guide/management.md)
* [Administration Tools](/architecture/workspaces-manager-architecture-guide/administration-tools.md)
* [Cost Optimization](/architecture/workspaces-manager-architecture-guide/cost-optimization.md)
* [Automation](/architecture/workspaces-manager-architecture-guide/automation.md)


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