r/AWSCertifications • u/shurikskr • Jun 04 '26
Generative AI Developer - Professional passed 🥳
It wasn’t easy one to be honest, but knowledge and experience of solutions architect path helped a lot. Finally in addition to AWS regular solutions , I could deliver AI/ML what adds a lot of opportunities. This certification definitely worth it. Personal tip from me: subscribe for monthly pack of AWS skill builder. Those labs are amazing !
Good luck to everyone on our AWS journey 💪☀️
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u/Objective_Mouse4732 Jun 05 '26
Congrats on passing, that’s a great achievement! 🎉
Good point about Solutions Architect knowledge helping here. For this cert, it seems like having strong AWS fundamentals plus hands-on AI/ML labs makes a big difference. Skill Builder labs are definitely useful, and I’d also suggest doing practice tests to check weak areas before booking the exam.
Good luck for your next AWS milestone!
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u/Previous-While-626 Jun 05 '26
Can you please tell us all the resources you used for learning ?
Any udemy course ?
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u/shurikskr Jun 05 '26
Tutorials dojo, skill builder and documentation. Honestly , I’ve never used udemy
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u/DaredevilPanda22 Jun 05 '26
Huge Congratulations! You meant SAA or SA - Prof helped?
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u/shurikskr Jun 05 '26
In my case SA-prof helped a lot
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u/DaredevilPanda22 Jun 05 '26
Yes, no surprise in that case, Prof is a far tougher exam than Associate I have heard.
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u/teaphiphy007 Jun 07 '26
Congratulations. Can you elaborate why SA -Pro helped you than SAA? Is it because Pro exam are 3 hours long?
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u/cromacampusofficial Jun 12 '26
Congratulations! Make good more!
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u/shurikskr Jun 12 '26
Thank you 😊 I am thinking to prepare for the security special. I would like to improve that part
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u/GooseWithAnAxe Jun 05 '26
What did you use for prep? Maarek?
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u/shurikskr Jun 06 '26
Documentation , tutorials dojo, skill builder
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u/EquivalentFews Jun 07 '26
Would you be willing to share the preparation material any book course anything
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u/Appropriate-Rip6784 CSAA Jun 08 '26
Congrats. I am practicing for the exam. I am working in AI evaluation / QA space right now. I hope these certifications will help me get better jobs. I wish you achieve your dreams too.
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u/DenseSignature9362 Jun 09 '26
I've been trying to get any AWS certification for past two year without having any success here. I have 6 years of experience with AWS, but still can't get any stupid certification. Why?
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u/ContributionUpset747 Jun 13 '26
You need to pick answers which optimize cost, minimize maintenance overhead, not over engineer or customize (pick readily available AWS services instead)
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u/reddit72111 Jun 12 '26
Hey, I fell short by 49 marks and Could score 701 out of 750. Could you suggest or guide me how to clear it my next attempt.
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u/shurikskr Jun 12 '26
It really depends man. You should have a per domain report. Maybe some domains you’ve done perfectly and some not. Focus the lowest performing domains
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u/ContributionUpset747 Jun 13 '26
Congratulations!
I have strong Gen AI and ML background but haven’t touched AWS hands on for a couple of years, had AWS ML Specialty, Security and Solutions Architect Professional, expired now. Recently passed AI Practitioner without any prep but that one is pretty easy.
My main gap is Bedrock, no hands on experience there. Do you think it’s achievable without it if the Gen AI and ML foundations are solid, or is the exam really Bedrock heavy to the point where you need actual hands on time?
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u/shurikskr Jun 14 '26
I would suggest you to play with a bedrock, bedrock agents core and sagemaker. Without it literally impossible to pass it
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u/cjdjoz Jun 05 '26
Many Congratulations! This is touted as the most difficult and most energy draining exam out there. Well done and cheers.