Just passed mine today. I am a data warehouse developer with limited AWS experience but I practiced everything in my own. Some of the questions if it helps you people: 1. Amazon Neptune primarily supports two query language 2. Rds in private subnets and lambda functions- more on security groups 3. Lots of Glue crawlers and redshift and S3 . Redshift concurrency topic, dynamodb with predictable workload - auto scaling Lake formation related topics. Direct connection. Glue workflow, step function, Athena performance related questions I think it is more to do with optimization in Athena , SQL question easy like operator. Redshift index related questions. Hope it helps.
Currently working help desk, goal is to work in cloud. Currently hold AWS Cloud Practitioner cert. Started studying for Soulution Architecture cert but got hired and my new company uses Azure only. Should I pivot to Azure?
Hey I have AWS solution architect associate certification, Do I need AWS data engineer certifications? Will it be any beneficial. I saw the courses are similar.
I absolutely love this video coz. i also wanna be a data engineer and currently i'm in the starting of first year of college and i'm thinking of going for this certification in the 2nd semester of 2nd year probably
You should wait until you've seen Python development, Statistics, Linear Algebra and Databases, I think the last months of 2nd year or beggining the 3rd year would be a good option. I encourage you to first take the cloud practitioner or solutions architect exam.
@@nicolasnarvaezolaya1992 Yeah, I'll go for this certification after cloud practitioner only but the thing is that I'll not wait until the college will teach me everything coz. I'm a believer of self-teach
@@nicolasnarvaezolaya1992 I believe in self-learning so i would have completed these topics before the arrival of 2025, and yeah for the cloud practitioner then i absolutely agreed from you and i'll complete the practitioner first and then only i'll go for the data engineer associate
Just passed mine today. I am a data warehouse developer with limited AWS experience but I practiced everything in my own. Some of the questions if it helps you people:
1. Amazon Neptune primarily supports two query language
2. Rds in private subnets and lambda functions- more on security groups
3. Lots of Glue crawlers and redshift and S3 .
Redshift concurrency topic, dynamodb with predictable workload - auto scaling
Lake formation related topics. Direct connection. Glue workflow, step function, Athena performance related questions I think it is more to do with optimization in Athena , SQL question easy like operator. Redshift index related questions. Hope it helps.
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Thanks for sharing this. could u please provide the link of the free course
dea c01 or ai 102? Future market?
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Can you post the course content
Currently working help desk, goal is to work in cloud. Currently hold AWS Cloud Practitioner cert. Started studying for Soulution Architecture cert but got hired and my new company uses Azure only. Should I pivot to Azure?
YEP, the logic behind the different cloud providers are similar, just learn new names and don't mix them up
Encourage your employer to migrate some workloads to AWS 😃 Having someone like you with AWS knowledge on the team is very valuable.
Changing careers -No experience. My question is what is the best way to go from AWS practitioner to Cloud Engineer ?
Hello! Check this out: 5 Key Skills Every AWS Cloud Engineer Must Master
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Hey I have AWS solution architect associate certification, Do I need AWS data engineer certifications? Will it be any beneficial. I saw the courses are similar.
Hi sir I am fresher in Data engineer . I have no knowledge in data, please suggest path to learn and get certification in aws data engineer
i am current final year in BE CSE, is i am eligible to do this challenge?
I don’t see why not 🙌
As long as you are 18 years old (or 13, with parent consent) ! And can find the money to register for the exam.
Can i get into cloud without a degree?
Yes. Straight from high school or from doing a completely different degree
It is possible. You're going to need to train for it. What tech role interest you most
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I absolutely love this video coz. i also wanna be a data engineer and currently i'm in the starting of first year of college and i'm thinking of going for this certification in the 2nd semester of 2nd year probably
You should wait until you've seen Python development, Statistics, Linear Algebra and Databases, I think the last months of 2nd year or beggining the 3rd year would be a good option. I encourage you to first take the cloud practitioner or solutions architect exam.
@@nicolasnarvaezolaya1992 Yeah, I'll go for this certification after cloud practitioner only but the thing is that I'll not wait until the college will teach me everything coz. I'm a believer of self-teach
@@nicolasnarvaezolaya1992 I believe in self-learning so i would have completed these topics before the arrival of 2025, and yeah for the cloud practitioner then i absolutely agreed from you and i'll complete the practitioner first and then only i'll go for the data engineer associate
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great video. very informative.
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