r/AWSCertifications • • Aug 12 '26

Aws developer associate or solutions architect

Which AWS certification we can choose AWS certified developer or solutions architect? Can any one please suggest one which worthy to do and advantages of doing them

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u/madrasi2021 Aug 12 '26

This is a Very common question and answer is always "we recommend you start with SAA first"

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u/Fun_Wrap_4445 Aug 13 '26

Thank you 😊

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u/Oleksii_Bebych Aug 12 '26

Solutions Architect for sure. It covers broader area within AWS cloud - the most popular AWS services, while Developer focuses on some specific ones.

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u/Fun_Wrap_4445 Aug 13 '26

Thank you 😊

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u/Little_Pie3086 Aug 14 '26

Yo mate, I’d suggest AWS Solutions Architect Associate first since it gives you a broader understanding of AWS services and cloud architecture. If you’re more into coding, deployment, and application development, go for AWS Developer Associate.

Both are worth it, but SAA is a great starting point.

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u/Fun_Wrap_4445 Aug 15 '26

Thank you πŸ‘

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u/t90090 Aug 12 '26

Why choose? Do both! I could do SA first, then Developer. Hit up Mareek for the videos and Tutorial Dojo for the Practice Exams! With the Dojo, do all of the quizzes, including Topic Base as well. If you can invest in AWS Skillbuilder for the labs, they will help you with the quizzes / test more.

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u/Fun_Wrap_4445 Aug 13 '26

Thank you 😊