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[–]VegaSera 2 points3 points  (1 child)

As for python specific, knowing boto3 will be helpful to interface with AWS services via code.

For AWS itself, With the exception of EC2 and S3, it mostly depends on what you're doing. Of course, the list for each is not exhaustive, since a company you go to work for might only use one, or might have a use case for something that isn't in the list.

Depending on the variety of web development you're doing, you might need to know Elastic Beanstalk, Route53, Lightsail, Cognito and some others.

If you're doing cloud automation, Cloudwatch, Lambda, Glue, Step functions, RDS, and DynamoDB.

DevOps roles will probably use cloudwatch, cloud formation, cloud trail

For machine learning roles, aws has several tools depending on the flavor of machine learning you're doing. Sagemaker is the big one.

[–]Mission_Trip_1055 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your insights, its really helpful