Free Cloud Interview Guide to crush your next interview. Plus, real-world answers for cloud interviews, and system design from a top AWS Solutions Architect.
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Quick heads up - registration for the free Cohort 9 SA Bootcamp launch workshop is full. Zoom has a hard attendee cap, and once we hit it, no one else gets in. No exceptions. If you registered, your spot is not guaranteed until you're actually in the room. Join at least 10-15 minutes early to make sure you get in before the room locks. ๐ Aug 1st, 12 PM ET (Eastern Time) ๐ You should have the meeting invite in your calendar already. Just in case you deleted it, here is the registration link ๐
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Free Cloud Interview Guide to crush your next interview. Plus, real-world answers for cloud interviews, and system design from a top AWS Solutions Architect.
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