AWS Cloud Professional

Experience using AWS (thats just common sense) Experience designing and building web environments on AWS, which includes working with services like EC2, ELB, RDS, and S3 Experience building and maintaining cloud-native applications A solid background in Linux/Unix and Windows server system administration Experience using DevOps tools in a cloud environment, such as Ansible, Artifactory, Docker, GitHub, Jenkins, Kubernetes, Maven, and Sonar Qube Experience installing and configuring different application servers such as JBoss, Tomcat, and WebLogic Experience using monitoring solutions like CloudWatch, ELK Stack, and Prometheus An understanding of writing Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC), using tools like CloudFormation or Terraform Knowledge of one or more of the most-used programming languages available for todays cloud computing (i.e., SQL data, XML data, R math, Clojure math, Haskell functional, Erlang functional, Python procedural, and Go procedural languages) Experience in troubleshooting distributed systems Proficiency in script development and scripting languages The ability to be a team player The ability and skill to train other people in procedural and technical topics Strong communication and collaboration skills As a special aside, an AWS engineer who works in DevOps should also have experience with: The theory, concepts, and real-world application of Continuous Delivery (CD), which requires familiarity with tools like AWS CodeBuild, AWS CodeDeploy, and AWS CodePipeline An understanding of automation Experience using AWS (thats just common sense) Experience designing and building web environments on AWS, which includes working with services like EC2, ELB, RDS, and S3 Experience building and maintaining cloud-native applications A solid background in Linux/Unix and Windows server system administration Experience using DevOps tools in a cloud environment, such as Ansible, Artifactory, Docker, GitHub, Jenkins, Kubernetes, Maven, and Sonar Qube Experience installing and configuring different application servers such as JBoss, Tomcat, and WebLogic Experience using monitoring solutions like CloudWatch, ELK Stack, and Prometheus An understanding of writing Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC), using tools like CloudFormation or Terraform Knowledge of one or more of the most-used programming languages available for todays cloud computing (i.e., SQL data, XML data, R math, Clojure math, Haskell functional, Erlang functional, Python procedural, and Go procedural languages) Experience in troubleshooting distributed systems Proficiency in script development and scripting languages The ability to be a team player The ability and skill to train other people in procedural and technical topics Strong communication and collaboration skills As a special aside, an AWS engineer who works in DevOps should also have experience with: The theory, concepts, and real-world application of Continuous Delivery (CD), which requires familiarity with tools like AWS CodeBuild, AWS CodeDeploy, and AWS CodePipeline An understanding of automation