Check out NEW microcredentials - AWS Application Networking Demonstrated & AWS Incident Response Demonstrated
New microcredentials for proving hands-on expertise. Perfect for building on top of AWS Certifications and standing out from the pack!
Microcredentials on AWS Skill Builder are the best way to validate and showcase your hands-on AWS skills. These build on top of AWS Certifications to show a more complete picture of your abilities. Microcredentials are timed assessments where you are asked to complete specific challenges in the AWS Management Console in response to a simulated business scenario. They provide the necessary resources with minimal guidance and no hints.
- AWS Application Networking Demonstrated : Passing represents a proficiency in core tasks related to application delivery, performance optimization, and modern application architecture implementation. Candidates should be familiar with how to configure and fix services including Application Load Balancer (ALB), Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon API Gateway, Amazon VPC Lattice, Amazon CloudWatch, Amazon CloudFront.
- AWS Incident Response Demonstrated : Passing represents a proficiency in identifying, containing, and remediating common AWS security incidents. Candidates should be familiar with services including AWS CloudTrail, AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM), AWS Config, Amazon Athena, Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS), and AWS Systems Manager.
These two new microcredentials are joining AWS Agentic AI Demonstrated and AWS Serverless Demonstrated. They can all be found on AWS Skill Builder under “Explore > Validate your Skills.” They are available to anyone with a Skill Builder subscription ($29/month, can be cancelled at any time).
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