If you want to build applications that scale automatically, stay secure, and perform under real-world traffic, the AWS Certified Developer Associate prep specialization gives you the skills to do exactly that.
You’ll start with AWS fundamentals — IAM security, VPC design and peering, EC2 pricing and instance types, Auto Scaling with ELB, and AWS storage services including EBS, EFS, and Amazon S3, with lifecycle management, versioning, monitoring, and logging built in.
Then, the specialization shifts into how modern applications are actually built and run in production. You’ll be dealing with Elastic Load Balancing, Route 53 routing, Amazon RDS, and DynamoDB storage, and event-driven serverless architectures using AWS Lambda, Step Functions, SNS, and Cognito — also ensuring strict app security through STS and KMS.
At last, you tie it all together with real developer workflows: Infrastructure as code (CloudFormation and CDK), observability (CloudWatch and X-Ray), API management (API Gateway and SAM), containerized deployments on Elastic Kubernetes Service, CI/CD pipelines, and managed application delivery using Elastic Beanstalk.
Built for aspiring AWS Developers, Serverless Engineers, and Cloud Developers, this AWS Certified Developer Certification prep specialization will allow you to acquire job-ready skills you need to succeed in a high-growth cloud computing space.
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At Certified Developer Associate AWS prep Specialization, you will gain hands-on experience with 30+ demos, such as:
Establishing IAM users, roles, and policies
Enabling MFA and managing access keys
Creation of custom VPCs: NAT VPC Peer
Launching and connecting EC2 instances
Hosting your static website in an S3 bucket and versioning it
S3 lifecycle management and strategy
Creating block volumes for attachment to an instance
Putting DynamoDB into use along with RDS
Using Route 53 including; sets of records, Load Balancers, SNS
Using Lambda, API Gateway, Step Functions for serverless development
Managing a deployment at scale through CodePipeline and ECS clusters
At the end of this specialization, you will be an expert in the world of AWS cloud.
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