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AWS Certified Developer - Associate

The AWS Certified Developer - Associate exam validates your technical expertise in developing and maintaining applications on the AWS platform.

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AWS Certified Developer - Associate

The AWS Certified Developer - Associate exam validates your technical expertise in developing and maintaining applications on the AWS platform.

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AWS Certified Developer – Associate

The AWS Certified Developer - Associate exam validates your technical expertise in developing and
maintaining applications on the AWS platform. It tests your knowledge of the following concepts:

 Picking the right AWS services for the application.


 Using AWS SDKs to interact with AWS services from your application.
 Writing code that optimizes performance of AWS services that your application uses.
 Code-level application security (IAM roles, credentials, encryption, etc.)

Prior to taking the AWS Certified Developer - Associate exam, you should possess the following
knowledge, skills and experience:

AWS Knowledge and Experience

 Professional experience using AWS technology.


 Hands-on experience programming with AWS APIs.
 Understanding of AWS security best practices.
 Understanding of automation and AWS deployment tools.
 Understanding of storage options and their underlying consistency models.
 Excellent understanding of at least one AWS SDK.

General IT Knowledge and Experience

 Understanding of stateless and loosely coupled distributed applications.


 Familiarity developing with RESTful API interfaces.
 Basic understanding of relational and non-relational databases.
 Familiarity with messaging and queuing services.

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