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Instructions:
Go to
Microsoft Learn Cloud Skills Challenge [microsoft.com]
Complete one challenge of your choice between
October 12th, 2022, and
November 9th, 2022
Offer Details:
You can only claim one offer per person, regardless of the number of challenges you complete.
Prior to redeeming your free certification exam, government employees must check with their employers to ensure their participation is permitted, and in accordance with, applicable policies and laws.
This exam offer may be redeemed to take one (1) Microsoft Certification exam, delivered at an authorized Pearson Vue testing center or through a Pearson Vue online proctoring site by February 15, 2023.
This exam offer is exam-specific and only redeemable for select Microsoft exams. Eligible exams include:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-US/c...social_wwl
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They are at fundamental level. After that if you like DP-900 more then study for DP-100 or if you like PL-900 more then study for PL-100.
Good luck
900 series: basics/fundamentals
100 series: administrators
200 series: developers
300 series: architects
400 series: devops
500 series: security
700 series: speciality exams
Remember the fact that when you learn and practice cloud platforms, and then you apply for a job, they don't look at just your cloud knowledge (this is imperative), but they want to "see" your cloud architectural/design/dev wisdom (and how do you apply and build for various scenarios and use cases). This can only be the result of practical application of these cloud technologies in an enterprise setting.
Learning and working on any one cloud platform should automatically make you apply, design and architect equivalent technologies/services in another cloud platform.
Learn and understand the underlying concepts and not just the offering!
NB: Getting certified isn't mandatory, but will go a long way in proving that you've cloud competency. And, your resume will get shortlisted quicker 😊!
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Other than that, the rest on OP's list are pretty targeted towards specific jobs: development, devops, azure architecture, etc. it depends on what you want to do.
Do you have any professional or casual experience with any of these topics, or at least something related?
The closest is probably DevOps, I'm working towards my degree in computer science but I'm kinda far far far from that from what I understand.
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Other than that, the rest on OP's list are pretty targeted towards specific jobs: development, devops, azure architecture, etc. it depends on what you want to do.
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Don't start with DevOps. It's Development + Operations. Start with Development, and you'll have a much better understanding of DevOps than if you started at DevOps.
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They are at fundamental level. After that if you like DP-900 more then study for DP-100 or if you like PL-900 more then study for PL-100.
Good luck
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Companies in those job portal are Meta, Google, etc.
It's free if you register by October 1st, 2022.