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 deepen your AWS knowledge, enhance your skills, and progress your career. Professionalise your team: become the AWS go-to expert in your organisation, upskill your team, and motivate other colleagues to get certified. In my case, professional growth was the main driver as I wanted to deepen my AWS knowledge at a professional level. In addition, we are strongly encouraged at The Scale Factory to get the SA Pro certification as it is extremely useful for AWS architectural design and workshops we regularly do for our clients. The best place to start is to read the AWS Certified Solutions Architect Professional page. If you are reading this article before 15th November 2022, make sure to download the correct version of the SA Pro exam guide: AWS announced a new version of the SA Pro exam code named SAP-CO2 which will replace the current version (code named AWS SA PRO) from 15th November 2022. If your exam takes place on or after 15th November refer to the AWS SA PRO official exam guide; if it takes place before 15th November refer to the AWS SA PRO official exam guide. In any case, double check the code name when you book the exam. There is a fair amount of overlap between the two versions of the exam but the new version has a stronger focus on some newer services like Machine Learning and Internet of Things and a reduced number of domains with a different score weighting. You may also test your current AWS security knowledge by trying to answer the sample exam questions (AWS SA PRO and AWS SA PRO). Sample questions give you a flavour of what to expect during the exam (in case this is your

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 first AWS exam) and highlight areas where you may have knowledge gaps. Don’t worry if you don’t score particularly well on your first attempt, keep track of how many answers you got right, and try the test again before your exam date, you will certainly score better and realize how much you’ve learnt. “A goal without a plan is just a wish” says an old saying (some attribute it to the French writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry) so getting organized on what to study and when to take the exam is an important initial step. When embarking in a new project, my project management technique is to create a Trello board and start recording all the things I need to do to reach my project goals. For the AWS exam I created Trello cards for the resources I wanted to study (i.e. videos, books, white papers, practice exams, etc.) as well as for the practicalities (e.g. booking the exam). A Trello board (or indeed any project management tool) can help you navigate the study material, visualise your progress, and make sure you don’t forget important bits when the exam date is approaching. I prepared for the exam using a mix of study materials which included videos, eBooks, AWS documentation and white papers, hands-on labs, and practice exams. I personally find useful to mix the course material as it reinforces my learning. Furthermore, a single resource may cover a topic insufficiently or present it on a limited angle so it’s always good to mix and match. VIDEOS I initially took the video course on the AWS Certified

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 Solutions Architect Professional by A Cloud Guru. I usually recommend A Cloud Guru’s video courses to prepare for AWS exams - in fact, I successfully prepared and passed the AWS SysOps Associate exam and the AWS Security Specialty exam with A Cloud Guru’s video courses. However, this time I found the video course less useful and not necessarily the most time effective resource to prepare for the SA Pro exam. I already had a fair amount of AWS knowledge thanks to previous practical experience and AWS certifications so I was already familiar with some of the topics covered by the video course. On the other hand, I was unfamiliar with some of the AWS services that are part of the exam but I hadn’t used (in my case, it was services and concepts like AWS Directory Service, identity providers and federation, Cognito, Machine Learning services, etc. ). I felt I wasn’t enough prepared after the video course and found it a bit generic and lacking any deep dive into the topics I was struggling with. Furthermore, the quizzes and exam simulation in the video course are not very similar to the questions you get in the real SA Pro exam: unlike other AWS exams, the SA Pro exam contains many long and convoluted questions which were not often present in the quizzes and simulation I did on the video course. So once I completed the video course I practised the exam via the exam sample questions and the free AWS practice exam.

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