How to Choose a Path
3 entriesCloud storage is usually tested as part of broader cloud, data engineering or vendor exams rather than in a standalone credential. Learn the concepts first (object, block and file storage, durability, tiering, replication, security), then pick the provider whose platform you will use.
Concepts & Introductions
5 entriesStart with what cloud storage is and the main types.
AWS Training & Certifications
7 entriesStorage services such as S3, EBS and EFS appear across these exams.
Microsoft Azure Training & Certifications
6 entriesFree Microsoft Learn paths and role-based credentials that include storage.
Google Cloud Training & Certifications
5 entriesCloud Storage appears in the engineer, architect and data engineer credentials.
Vendor-Neutral & Enterprise Storage Training
8 entriesCredentials for storage administrators and architects beyond the big three clouds.
Open-Source Object Storage
5 entriesLearn by running your own S3-compatible storage.
Related Pages
6 entriesNeighbouring pages on this site.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a dedicated cloud storage certification?
Not from the big three providers. Storage is covered inside exams such as AWS Solutions Architect, Azure Administrator and Google Associate Cloud Engineer. Vendor-neutral SNIA and vendor programs from NetApp, Dell and others cover enterprise storage in more depth.
Which cloud should I learn first?
Learn the one your employer or project uses. S3, Azure Blob Storage and Google Cloud Storage share core ideas: buckets or containers, access control, lifecycle tiers, replication and encryption.
Can I practise for free?
Yes. Cloud providers have free tiers, and you can run Ceph or MinIO yourself. Check each provider for current free-tier limits.
What is the difference between object, block and file storage?
Object storage holds data as objects in buckets, accessed over HTTP APIs. Block storage provides raw volumes for virtual machines and databases. File storage provides shared file systems.
How current is this page?
Links were checked in October 2026. There is no single dominant cloud storage certification: most storage skills are tested inside broader cloud, data and vendor exams. Exam names, versions, prices and retirement dates change often, so confirm details on the provider's own page. Descriptions summarize each provider's pages, and listing is not an endorsement. Sites that block automated checks, such as SNIA, NetApp and Dell, are kept and may need a manual click.