Developing on Amazon Web Services

Description

Developing on Amazon Web Services

What do AWS Developers do?

If you want to develop on AWS, you must learn how to develop scalable and secure cloud applications using the AWS SDK.

An AWS developer is proficient in:

• Setting up AWS SDK and developer credentials for Java, JavaScript, C#/.NET and  Python.
• Interacting with AWS services and developing solutions using the AWS SDK
• AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) for security and service authentication.
• Databases such as Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) and DynamoDB.
• Integrating data and apps using Amazon API Gateway, AWS Lambda, Amazon Simple Queue Service (Amazon SQS), AWS Step Functions, and Amazon Simple Notification Service (Amazon SNS).
• Web Identity Framework and Amazon Cognito for user authentication.
• Amazon ElastiCache for enhancing application scalability.
• Using containers while developing.
• Leveraging the CI/CD pipeline for deploying applications on AWS.

Why develop on AWS?

• AWS jobs are currently high in demand.
• You can qualify for very high-paying job roles on an AWS career path, quickly and easily.
• According to current IT industry statistics, the average salary for a certified AWS developer is $130,272. 
• Take a look at current job opportunities in the AWS developing market.

Developing on Amazon Web Services – This course is for you!

P2L (eLearning services provider) has collaborated with AWS to create the most efficient set of AWS courses and certifications. For all software developers out there, the course to target is,

Developing on AWS  (Course code: AWS-DEV)

Length: 3 days

More about the course

The Developing on Amazon Web Services course is designed to benefit intermediate-level software developers.

The course is delivered through a mix of classroom training, demonstrations, and hands-on labs.

Before taking this course, it is recommended to have:

• Technical proficiency in at least one high-level programming language (Java, C#, or Python)
• Working knowledge of core AWS services and public cloud implementation
• You might want to take a skills assessment to see if you can skip the  AWS Technical Essentials course, the basic course in the AWS training journey.

In case you are completely new to AWS, here is a link to the introductory course Essentials for Getting Started – AWS Technical Essentials course that you can begin with. You can become an AWS developer even if you do not know anything about AWS. The foundational course introduces you to the AWS platform from where you can go pretty much anywhere. Here is a great blog post about the beginner AWS course to get you off on the right foot.