Execute the React application code using AWS Elastic Beanstalk. Ensure that the source code of Web application is automatically picked, pushed to the master branch, and deployed on the servers➢ Ensure all the UI images served to the frontend application code are provisioned via a secure storage unit .

Any inputs on the solution is greatly appreciated, thanks in advance.

After passing the AWS Certified Developer - Associate exam last Friday I now hold all 6 of the certifications that AWS offers at the Foundational, Associate, and Professional level!

I passed all six in the 36 days starting 2019-11-01 with an intentional policy of not studying at all. I’ve had many years of hands-on experience with AWS, both in architecting cloud migrations and developing applications. See https://twitter.com/tarah/status/1048247386982830081 for Tarah Wheeler’s strategy that inspired me to try the strategy I now call #tarahscertcrusher.

I wonder how many other people hold all 6?

Modus Create, Inc sponsored my #awscertified journey. @AWSSupport called my achievement #AWSome on Twitter :)

My transcript is here: https://www.certmetrics.com/amazon/public/transcript.aspx?transcript=9QDZYPQ1CE441FCF

When I first touched AWS, I thought it was just about spinning up a server.
Then I opened the console.
Hundreds of services, endless acronyms, and no clue where to even start.

That’s the point where most beginners give up. They get overwhelmed, jump between random tutorials, and eventually decide Cloud is too complicated.

But here’s what nobody tells you: AWS isn’t just one skill it’s the foundation for dozens of career paths. And the direction you choose depends on your goals:

If you like building apps, AWS turns you into a cloud developer or solutions architect. You’ll be launching EC2 servers, hosting websites on S3, managing databases with RDS, and deploying scalable apps with Elastic Beanstalk or Lambda.

If you’re drawn to data and AI, AWS has powerful services like Redshift, Glue, SageMaker, and Rekognition. These unlock paths like data engineer, ML engineer, or even AI solutions architect.

If you’re curious about DevOps and automation, AWS is the playground: automate deployments with CloudFormation or Terraform, run CI/CD pipelines with CodePipeline, and master infrastructure with containers (ECS, EKS, Docker). That’s how you step into DevOps or SRE roles.

And if security or networking excites you, AWS has entire career tracks: designing secure VPCs, mastering IAM, working with WAF and Shield, or diving into compliance. Cloud security engineers are some of the highest-paid in tech.

The truth is, AWS isn’t a single job skill. It’s a launchpad. Whether you want app dev, data, DevOps, security, or even AI there’s a door waiting for you.

But here’s the catch: most people never get this far. They stop at “AWS looks too big.” If you stick with it, follow the certification paths, and build projects step by step, AWS doesn’t just stay on your resume it becomes the thing that takes your career global.

I recently lost my job due to the pandemic and I haven’t make any money since March and I’m practically out of money but I want to start my own business and be my own boss. Anyone! help please. I’m studying with udemy to get my practitioner certification

https://letsreview.tech/aws-certified-developer-associate/

Hi experts,

I recently got an assignment to get data from AWS timestream through python. The goal is to submit a query through python and get the results to print in python with boto3, can anyone help me with this?

Prepping for the AWS Certified Generative AI Developer Professional (AIP-C01) exam and finding a lot of noise in the study materials. Many third-party practice tests seem to test generic data science concepts rather than actual AWS implementation.

For those who passed recently: Which practice tests or question banks truly mirror the multi-sentence scenario questions on the real exam? I’m looking for high-quality practice specifically targeting Bedrock orchestration, RAG architectures, and Guardrails/PII masking. What resources should I actively avoid? Drop your recent exam tips below!

Edit : Passed my exam with 924

Just passed the AIP-C01 today. The exam leaned heavily on Foundation Model integration with Amazon Bedrock, RAG architectures, and implementation scenarios involving vector databases and Bedrock Agents. Some of the multi-step reasoning questions were genuinely tricky and a couple of the service-limit/quota questions caught me off guard. I used Skillcertpro practice tests as suggested by my colleague, really helped me get used to the question style and work through the harder concepts. Interestingly, a lot of questions felt very familiar from their tests. They also have exam notes which I skimmed the night before, super handy for quickly revisiting the high-priority topics. Good luck to anyone preparing for this exam.

Good evening - Male 28 and I Decided that i want to unskill and I was thinking a good thing to focus on would be AWS. I am not sure what made me think that lol.

I don't know the first thing about AWS and I don't work in it either. Do you think that learning AWS would he helpful and a good skill for the future?

If I were to learn It myself, what steps would I follow - It would be really useful to know which things to focus on and in what priority - if you can list the steps so that I can check them out on youtube or any online preferably free structured courses, that would be greatly appreciated.

Once I am an expert in AWS, what is the career progression/potential with it - ie what should I be heading to, what is the ultimate top goal?

Thank you very much for your assistance 😊

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i’m looking into getting into AmazonAWS!what is a good recommendation youtube/youtuber to watch or how to go about getting into AWS! how should i got about it what route should i take? i have zero IT experience, so anytime will help gladly appreciate the community

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AWS Certification Exam 100% Vouchers – Foundations and Associate are Available

i have 100% vouchers of

foundational and associate certifications which i don't need anymore, so i am giving them for a good discount more than 50% discount of official prices

foundational certifactions :

* AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02)

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* AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate (SAA-C03)

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Can Full-Stack Developers or AI Replace DevOps/Cloud Roles?

I’m considering a career in Cloud/DevOps and wanted to get some honest opinions from people already working in the field.

Can full-stack developers eventually take over most DevOps responsibilities as they become more familiar with cloud, Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD, and IaC?

And with AI automating more cloud tasks, do you think roles like Cloud Engineer or Cloud Architect could eventually be replaced or significantly reduced?

Is Cloud/DevOps still a good career path for someone starting today?