SysOps Administrator Associate Level Certification for AWS
Please note: this course has now been removed from our content library. If you want to study for the SysOps Administrator Associate Level Certification, we recommend you take our dedicated learning path for that certification that you can find here.
The AWS Certified SysOps Administrator (associate) certification requires its candidates to be comfortable deploying and managing full production operations on AWS. The certification demands familiarity with the whole range of Amazon cloud services, and the ability to choose from among them the most appropriate and cost-effective combination that best fits a given project.
In this exclusive Cloud Academy course, IT Solutions Specialist Eric Magalhães will guide you through an imaginary but realistic scenario that closely reflects many real-world pressures and demands. You'll learn to leverage Amazon's elasticity to effectively and reliably respond to a quickly changing business environment.
The SysOps certification is built on solid competence in pretty much all AWS services. Therefore, before attempting the SysOps exam, you should make sure that, besides this course, you have also worked through the material covered by our three AWS Solutions Architect Associate level courses.
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Eric Magalhães has a strong background as a Systems Engineer for both Windows and Linux systems and, currently, work as a DevOps Consultant for Embratel. Lazy by nature, he is passionate about automation and anything that can make his job painless, thus his interest in topics like coding, configuration management, containers, CI/CD and cloud computing went from a hobby to an obsession. Currently, he holds multiple AWS certifications and, as a DevOps Consultant, helps clients to understand and implement the DevOps culture in their environments, besides that, he play a key role in the company developing pieces of automation using tools such as Ansible, Chef, Packer, Jenkins and Docker.