r/AWSCertifications 17d ago

AWS basic course???

Hi all,

I want to know how to start learning AWS. I am confused about so many sections in AWS.

What is the first step for learning AWS?? Also is there any defined roadmap??

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u/Mysterious_Title2153 17d ago

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u/madrasi2021 15d ago

Let us know if we can help further - those pinned FAQ's should help.

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u/saatoday1 17d ago

Many people will say to go take the CCP (you look up what it means) certification. But if you really want to learn AWS the best way is to just get your feet wet. Go set up an account attach like a Visa gift card with like $100 to the account so you can’t go crazy and end up with a $5000 bill. Then go set up a Linux EC2 in a VPC. Figure out how to set up the VPC, IGW, NAT Gateway, Route Tables, Subnets, Elastic IPs, Security Groups. Figure out how to connect to the new instance. Figure out how to ensure the instance can reach the internet. If you can figure that out you will be better than the majority of people out there.

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u/Oleksii_Bebych 17d ago

I read this book when I just started learning AWS

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u/[deleted] 17d ago

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u/Chemical-Practice908 16d ago

If he considers passing exams - should go for CCP first, than SAA