Learn AWS for the real world. AWS Fundamentals teaches you the core AWS Services in an easy & visual way. Certifications are great, but you don't need them to actually build on AWS. Follow best practices and level up your AWS journey 🚀🌐
AWS for the real world, not for certifications
Learn AWS for the real world. AWS Fundamentals teaches you the core AWS Services in an easy & visual way. Certifications are great, but you don't need them to actually build on AWS. Follow best practices and level up your AWS journey 🚀🌐
Hi Product Hunt 👋🏽 we're super excited to launch the updated version of the book AWS Fundamentals - AWS for the Real World. 📕 Learning AWS can be quite challenging. While the go-to way is to do certifications, we don't think (and saw it a couple of times already) that this is necessary to be really working with AWS. Working with AWS means that you will follow the same best practices over and over again. Learning them once will give you so much power in working with AWS. This is why we've created
Diving into AWS can be like navigating a maze sometimes, right? Loving the idea of focusing on real-world best practices over certifications. And those infographics for each chapter? Genius! Visuals always make things stick better in my head. Might just grab a copy with that sweet discount. Keep rocking! 🚀 Ch
Cool, Congrats team on the launch!
Great resource, highly recommend for AWS practitioners :)
Congrats on the launch! Really great book you two put together here. I can't recommend it enough.
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