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Updated Amazon Web Services Certified DevOps Engineer – Professional: registration now open
Registration is now open for the updated
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About Amazon Web Services DevOps Engineer – Professional
This certification showcases technical expertise in provisioning, operating, and managing distributed application systems on Amazon Web Services, giving individuals increased confidence and credibility with peers, stakeholders, and customers. Organizations with these qualified professionals can ensure speedy delivery of secure, compliant, systems that are highly available and scalable. Job listings requiring this certification have increased by 52% between Oct 2021 and Sept 2022 (source: Lightcast™ September 2022).
Who should get the Amazon Web Services DevOps Engineer – Professional certification
- Individuals who have 2+ years of experience provisioning, operating, and managing Amazon Web Services environments and want to validate their skills and expertise.
- Individuals with 2+ years of Amazon Web Services Cloud experience and in job roles like cloud/solutions architect, DevOps engineer, consultant, software developer, systems administrator.
- Those who have the Amazon Web Services Certified Developer – Associate already and are ready to take the next step on their Amazon Web Services Certification path.
What has changed in the Amazon Web Services Certified DevOps – Professional exam content outline
Nothing has been deleted from the current exam outline. However, some things were changed in the new Amazon Web Services Certified DevOps Engineer – Professional exam content outline (referred to here as DOP-C02 for optimal clarity) and reordered to align with the
Below is a comparison of the current and the new content outlines:
Specific changes to the Amazon Web Services Certified DevOps – Professional exam content outline:
- Task statement 2.3 from DOP-C01—Apply security concepts in the automation of resource provisioning: Moved to domain 6 (Security and Compliance) in the DOP-C02 exam outline that comprises of the following tasks:
- Implement techniques for identity and access management at scale.
- DOP-C02 task statement 6.2: Apply automation for security controls and data protection.
- DOP-C02 task statement 6.3: Implement security monitoring and auditing solutions.
- Task 3.4 of Domain 3—Determine how to implement tagging and other metadata strategies: Tagging and metadata are effective strategies for all tasks in the DOP-C02 content outline and not limited to one domain.
- Domain 4—Policies and Standards Automation: This content is spread throughout domains 2, 3, 4, and 6 in the DOP-C02 exam outline.
- Domain 6—High Availability, Fault Tolerance, and Disaster Recovery: This content is now moved to Domain 3 in the DOP-CO2 outline under Resilient Cloud Solutions.
- Normalization of data schemes: This was listed as an out-of-scope activity for the current exam outline, but is an in-scope activity in the DOP-C02 exam outline
How to prepare for the updated Amazon Web Services Certified DevOps Engineer – Professional:
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