AWS Training and Certification Blog
Category: Best Practices
New courses and updates from AWS Training and Certification in May 2022
Check out news and updates from AWS Training and Certification for cloud learners, AWS customers, and AWS Partners for May 2022. New digital courses focus on cloud essentials, networking basics, compute, container management, and audit activities. Classroom training also is available for learning about securing workloads on the AWS Cloud and building a data warehousing solution, and there are certification updates for Advanced Networking – Specialty, Solutions Architect – Professional, and SAP on AWS – Specialty . . .
Read MoreTop five reasons AWS Partners should take AWS Training
Are you new to an Amazon Web Services (AWS) Partner business and the cloud? Not sure where to start your cloud learning journey? It may feel daunting but AWS offers Partner-exclusive courses to make it easier to understand cloud fundamentals. In fewer than 30 minutes, you can begin boosting your confidence and credibility with both customers and your organization . . .
Read MoreWhen Artificial Intelligence becomes more than a passion
Learn how AWS Certifications can help you validate your knowledge and enhance your credibility. Dipayan Das updated his artificial intelligence (AI) skills with AWS Training and Certification. He shares the resources he used and the impact of his training, including his ability to add value to his organization and clients. . .
Read MoreHow one learner earned four AWS Certifications in four months
Ever wonder what it takes to earn an AWS Certification? Imagine earning four in four months. Rola Dali, a senior software developer at Local Logic, shares her experience and insights about challenging herself to do just that. She breaks down the resources she found most helpful and her overall motivation to invest in her cloud learning journey . . .
Read MoreBouncing back: shifting from hospitality to cloud
Hear directly from AWS re/Start graduate, Antonio O’Donnell, about his experience with the reskilling program. AWS re/Start is a full-time, classroom-based skills training program that prepares professionals for cloud-based careers.
Read MoreUsing a scientific thought process to improve customer experiences
Learn approaches and tips to better understand the needs of the end customer by asking the right questions. This blog shares two techniques of critical thinking to help you break down a complex scenario into smaller parts, allowing you to better analyze the situation and take appropriate action . . .
Read MoreAnnouncing new certification: AWS Certified: SAP on AWS – Specialty
We’re introducing our latest AWS Certification, AWS Certified: SAP on AWS – Specialty certification. Showcase your expertise in designing, implementing, migrating, and operating SAP workloads on AWS. Register today!
Read MoreMy journey and experience as an AWS Certification SME
Join the AWS Certification SME team and contribute to certification exams. Participate in remote and in-person events that focus on the creation and review of exam content as part of our certification exam development process.
Read MoreNew courses and updates from AWS Training and Certification in March
New AWS Training and Certification offerings and updates in March include three courses focused on storage and backup—a deep dive into Amazon Elastic File System (EFS), a course on AWS FSx for NetApp ONTAP, and an AWS Backup Primer course. Additionally, we’re launching two AWS Internet of Things (IoT) courses, and an advanced AWS-Well Architected classroom course. Specific to AWS Partners, we have an updated technical accreditation . . .
Read MoreNew Twitch Series: AWS Power Hour: SysOps and New Get AWS Certified Challenge
Want to learn how to deploy, manage, and operate workloads on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud? Looking for an interactive and engaging way to prepare for the AWS Certified SysOps Administrator – Associate exam? Join us for the new Twitch series, AWS Power Hour: SysOps, and sign up for our latest AWS Certification challenge . . .
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