Confused about learning path for AWS
vinmann
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Greetings,
My company is looking to get me involved with AWS certs and training.
My confusion is some say Solution Arch Associate should come before SysOPS Associate.
Is there a good breakdown of training path or prerequisites for AWS certs?
Thank you for any input.
My company is looking to get me involved with AWS certs and training.
My confusion is some say Solution Arch Associate should come before SysOPS Associate.
Is there a good breakdown of training path or prerequisites for AWS certs?
Thank you for any input.
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TacoRocket Member Posts: 497 ■■■■□□□□□□So I've been watching some videos about the certs. I followed recommendations to use https://acloud.guru/
I signed up for the base package when it was on sale. You can usually catch them on sale on his website or udemy. Which you can then use the proof of purchase to redeem on his website.
He says the order usually goes Developer, Solutions, and SysOps.
But really I dived into the Solutions Associate and haven't had an issue with understanding the material.Greetings,
My company is looking to get me involved with AWS certs and training.
My confusion is some say Solution Arch Associate should come before SysOPS Associate.
Is there a good breakdown of training path or prerequisites for AWS certs?
Thank you for any input.These articles and posts are my own opinion and do not reflect the view of my employer.
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gateway Member Posts: 232Unless i'm mistaken, Ryan in the acloudguru videos recommends starting with Solutions Architect, then Sysops (lots of overlap) then finally onto Developer.
Starting with SA makes sense to me as Sysops builds on a lot of this information.Blogging my AWS studies here! http://www.itstudynotes.uk/aws-csa -
DoubleNNs Member Posts: 2,015 ■■■■■□□□□□I agree with the above - Solutions Architect first.
However, although it makes sense to go thru the SysOps material 2nd, the Developer exam is a lot easier than the SysOps exam, so it might make sense to do do SA -> Dev -> SysOpsGoals for 2018:
Certs: RHCSA, LFCS: Ubuntu, CNCF CKA, CNCF CKAD | AWS Certified DevOps Engineer, AWS Solutions Architect Pro, AWS Certified Security Specialist, GCP Professional Cloud Architect
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vinmann Registered Users Posts: 5 ■■■□□□□□□□thank you for the input. It confirms what I read about.
TY. vinmann