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ICCA Certification  I got my ICCA certificate, which is my first certificate in Cloud Computing, it is considered an entry-level certificate in CC, so it is somewhat easy. It gives an introduction to what is the cloud? why we need it, how to benefit from the provided services, and so on. What is special about this cert is that it is vendor-neutral, it gives you an intro to the 3 biggest cloud providers which are GCP, AWS, and Azure. There are labs that explain how to work with all three in detail, however, you will notice that there are similarities between the three, even in the names, but AWS is a bit different in the naming. I studied for the cert solely from iNE's course on this cert. The instructor explains very clearly and humorously, so you will understand, and you won't get bored (hopefully😊). The labs are explained in detail, and you won't need any other resources to practise. Now to the most important points: How do I study for the exam? How was the exam? How to ...

I Passed the eJPTv2 Exam →First of all, What previous knowledge do you need before taking the exam? You need to have knowledge in Networks, Linux and Windows. If you don't have any previous knowledge, then the course that comes with the certificate is not enough in my opinion. Lots of subjects in the course assume that you already have knowledge of these subjects. For Windows and Linux, the most important thing is that you know how to communicate with the machine using  Command Line . However, you need to really understand Networks, because in the exam you will need to  pivot , which is using a hacked machine to go from your network to a remote one, and for you to be able to do this, you need to have a good grasp of Networks.  If you have a simple knowledge in these subjects, you can begin with the course, and if you face anything new, you can search for it and understand it. But, if you don't have any prior knowledge, I highly recommend taking a course in the subjects th...