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SysOps or CSA for beginning my AWS career

Skylake

I am desiring to get into cloud technology, and I don't know where to start. Should I start with the SysOps cert, then move into the CSA certs? Or should I just start with the CSA certs? Ultimately I would like to be a cloud architect.

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Kinet1c

I started watching the sysops videos on LinuxAcademy and they recommended starting with the CSA as it gives you a good overview of the platform where as sysops gets involved in monitoring/provisioning of the platform.

Mitechniq

The SysOps certification is considered the harder of the three.

Skylake

Mitechniq wrote: »

The SysOps certification is considered the harder of the three.

Is the SysOps cert the most practical of the three?

Mitechniq

There is a deeper level of understanding on certain features that are addressed in the SysOPs exam.