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My Path To AWS Certified Database Specialty

Amazon Web Services (AWS) certifications corroborate cloud expertise and facilitate effective cloud initiatives. AWS offers certifications on several streams such as Solutions Architect, Networking, Database, etc. I completed the AWS Certified Database Specialty on Feb 21, 2022. This certification requires expertise with on-premises and AWS cloud-based relational and non-relational databases. Currently, I work predominantly in […]

My Path To AWS Certified Big Data Specialty

Amazon Web Services certifications are few of the most reputed in the field of Software Engineering. I successfully completed the AWS Big Data Speciality certification on Nov 25, 2019. This certification tests the candidate on two of the most wanted skills right now – Cloud and Big Data technologies. Prior to taking this certification, I […]

Amazon QuickSight – Visual Types Demystified

Amazon QuickSight is a managed business analytics service that’s part of the Amazon Web Services suite. Amazon QuickSight offers capabilities to create dashboards with visualizations and perform ad hoc analysis to obtain insights from the data. Amazon QuickSight works with several AWS data sources such as RDS, Aurora and Redshift, and also other data sources […]

Amazon EC2 Instances: M5 vs M5d vs M5a vs M5ad

Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) is a service that offers compute capacity in Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud. Amazon EC2 M5 Instances are the fifth generation EC2 instances that are ideal for General Purpose computing as they offer a balance of compute, memory and networking resources. M5 can be used as servers, caching fleets, app […]

Amazon EC2 Spot Instances: Most and Least Interrupted Instance Types

Amazon EC2 Spot Instances are one type of purchasing the EC2 instances, the other two types being on-demand and reserved instances. Spot instances are the cheapest among the three types and they are cost effective for running fault-tolerant workloads. Before starting to use the Spot instances, it’s important to understand that Spot instances will be […]

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