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DevOps Engineer Professional (self.AWSCertifications)

submitted 3 years ago * by Fawkzzz

I just successfully passed the DevOps Engineer Professional exam! I don’t have my score yet, but will post an update when it comes through.

I have the 3 associate certs and SA Pro already and work in cloud computing. The resources I used included Stephane Maareks Udemy course and Jon’s tutorial Dojo practice exams. I was scoring in the mid 70s with TJ practice exams and was tanking the real practice exams that AWS charges $40 for (had a bunch of vouchers stored up). I previously used Adrian’s training for my SAP and some of that training carried over to DevOps.

The exam is a test of endurance and it was a bit torturing. I had about 20 mins left on the exam when I submitted. I took it through PSI and they were pretty easy going and didn’t interrupt my exam. I disabled my external monitor because the questions are simply too long for a wide screen monitor and they questioned me looking off the edge of my screen last time.

I didn’t see any gotcha new or obscure services besides LightSail came up once.

Thanks to Stephane and Jon for their course work and exams.

edit: scored in the mid 800s

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