Start Here
3 entriesThis page is the short guide. The two full directories hold the complete lists of courses and certifications.
Step 1: Fundamentals
4 entriesStart with a provider's entry-level credential to learn the shared vocabulary of cloud: regions, compute, storage, networking, pricing and shared responsibility. These exams assume little or no hands-on experience.
Step 2: Associate Level
5 entriesMove to a role-based credential once you have built something on one cloud. Pick one provider and go deep before adding a second.
Step 3: Professional and Specialist
4 entriesArchitect-level and platform credentials suit people with several years of cloud design and operations experience.
Cloud Security and Vendor-Neutral
3 entriesCredentials that are not tied to one cloud provider.
Where to Learn
8 entriesCourses and labs to prepare for the steps above or to learn without an exam.
Related Pages
5 entriesNeighbouring pages on this site.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which cloud certification should I take first?
Start with the fundamentals credential of the provider you will actually use: AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner, Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) or Google Cloud Digital Leader. They teach the common vocabulary and are a gentle introduction to exams.
Do I need a certification to work in cloud?
No. Certifications help show a baseline of knowledge, but employers also look for hands-on projects. Combine study with real practice in a free tier or lab environment.
Should I learn one cloud or several?
Learn one in depth first, then add a second. Core ideas such as networking, identity, storage and cost control carry across providers.
Is Kubernetes certification worth it?
If you will run containers, KCNA is a light introduction and CKA is a hands-on exam that proves administration skills. Both are vendor-neutral.
Where are the full lists?
The Cloud Computing Courses and Cloud Computing Certifications pages on this site list every provider and course in this guide and more.
How current is this page?
Links were checked in October 2026. Exam names, versions, prices and retirement dates change often, so confirm each detail on the provider's own page. This page is a curated shortlist drawn from the two full directories linked in the first section; listing is not an endorsement. Sites that block automated checks are kept and may need a manual click.