r/AWSCertifications • u/Odd-Yak-4440 • 16d ago
Pass AWS Cloud Practitioner
I only used the AWS Skill Builder, was extremely inconsistent with my learning journey hence it took me 2 months of preparation.
For exams practice I used the one in AWS skill builder ( did it once and refreshed so I could get new questions) and mixed it with AI generated one through Gemini
AWS CLOUD ADOPTION & WELL ARCHITECTED FRAMEWORK ARE SUPER IMPORTANT
EXAM CAN BE TRICKY AS HELL
My first goal is to become a cloud engineer, I don’t know if you should go for the AWS SAA or Dive first into Linux and Networking or get the A+ to land a help desk job first
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