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AWS AI Learning Path

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Master AI, ML & Context Foundations
Detailing for Clarity
Persona Play
Delimiters
Step-by-Step Clarification
Illustrating Through Examples
Specifying Output Length
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Vector Database Foundations
From Data to Vectors: The Embedding Layer
Vector Similarity Explained
Building Vector Storage on AWS S3
Vector Database Landscape
Vector Database Internals
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mcp Introduction
Core Concepts
Leveraging MCP for Daily Work
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LLMs work in real time
Embeddings & Vector Representations
LangChain
Vector Databases Deep Dive
Build Semantic Search Engine
Model Context Protocol
Advanced MCP Concepts
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Build with Generative AI & Developer Tools
Text generator
Advanced usage techniques
Content moderation
Image generation and captioning
Fine-tuning techniques
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Getting Started with Claude Code
Working with Claude Code
Code Review with Claude Code
Security Auditing with Claude Code
Terminal Productivity
Advanced Features
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Introduction to Cursor
Mastering Autocompletion in Cursor
Interacting with your Codebase
Inline Editing and Debugging in Cursor
Terminal Productivity
Customizing Cursor
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Evolution of AI Models
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)
AI Application(LLM) on Azure
Large Language Models(LLM)
Prompting Techniques in LLM
Application and Assessment of LLMs
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Running Your First Model
Essential Ollama CLI Commands
Ollama REST API Endpoints 
OpenAI Compatibility for Ollama
Customizing Models
Uploading Custom Models
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Explore AWS AI & GenAI Fundamentals
Fundamentals of AI and ML
Fundamentals of Generative AI
Applications of Foundation Models
Security, Compliance, and Governance for AI Solutions
Guidelines for Responsible AI
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Data Collection and Preparation
Model Development and Training
Model Deployment and Serving
Automating Insurance Claim Reviews with MLflow and BentoML
Data Security and Governance
AWS SageMaker
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introduction
The Scorekeeper
Six Components of Loop Engineering
Automations
Worktrees
Connectors & Plugins
Sub-agents
Memory
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Build with AWS Machine Learning & SageMaker
Data Preparation for Machine Learning
ML Model Development
Deployment and Orchestration of ML Workflows
ML Solution Monitoring, Maintenance, and Security
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SageMaker Introduction
SageMaker User Interface
Persona SageMaker Activities - Data Engineer
Persona SageMaker Activities - Data Scientist
Persona SageMaker Activities - MLOps Engineer
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Scale Enterprise AWS GenAI & MLOps

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* This is based on averages from our students. This may change depending on your experience and level of expertise.

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What is CI/CD?

CI/CD stands for Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment. It is a set of practices and tools that enable developers to automatically build, test, and deploy software applications in a consistent and streamlined manner.

What is the difference between Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment?

Continuous Integration (CI) focuses on automating the process of merging code changes from multiple developers into a shared repository and running automated tests to detect integration issues. Continuous Deployment (CD) takes CI a step further by automating the deployment of successfully tested code changes to production environments.

What are the benefits of implementing CI/CD?

CI/CD brings several benefits, including increased development speed, faster time to market, improved code quality, early bug detection, reduced manual errors, and easier collaboration among development teams.

What are some popular CI/CD tools?

Some popular CI/CD tools include Jenkins, GitLab CI/CD, CircleCI, Travis CI, TeamCity, and GitHub Actions. These tools provide automation capabilities for building, testing, and deploying applications.

How does CI/CD integrate with version control systems?

CI/CD tools integrate with version control systems, such as Git, to automatically trigger build and deployment processes whenever changes are pushed to the repository. This ensures that code changes are continuously tested and deployed.

What is the role of automated testing in CI/CD?

Automated testing is a crucial component of CI/CD. It includes unit tests, integration tests, and other types of automated tests that are executed as part of the CI/CD pipeline. These tests ensure the quality and reliability of the software before it is deployed.

Can CI/CD be used with containerized applications?

Yes, CI/CD is well-suited for containerized applications. Containers provide a consistent and reproducible environment for building, testing, and deploying applications, making it easier to integrate CI/CD pipelines into container-based workflows.

What are some common challenges in implementing CI/CD?

Some common challenges include managing complex deployment pipelines, ensuring compatibility across different environments, handling database migrations, maintaining good test coverage, and managing secrets and configurations securely.

Is CI/CD applicable only to cloud-based applications?

No, CI/CD can be applied to applications deployed in various environments, including on-premises, hybrid cloud, and multi-cloud environments. The principles of CI/CD can be adapted to different deployment scenarios.

What skills are important for implementing CI/CD?

Skills in version control systems (e.g., Git), scripting and automation (e.g., Bash, Python), knowledge of CI/CD tools, containerization (e.g., Docker), and infrastructure-as-code (e.g., Terraform) are valuable for successful implementation of CI/CD.

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Why choose the AWS AI pat

AWS is the largest cloud provider, and Amazon SageMaker is a cornerstone of enterprise ML. This path gives you technicalexpertise in building, training, tuning and deploying both traditional ML and generative models on AWS — highly indemand, well-paid skills.

Where should I start my learning journey?

  • Complete the shared foundations (Steps 1 & 2) — ML basics, prompt engineering, agents, and building with OpenAI,Claude and local LLMs.
  • Then establish AWS literacy with the AWS Certified AI Practitioner before going deep on SageMaker.

Do I need AWS experience before starting?

No prior AWS experience is required. The AWS Certified AI Practitioner course builds your baseline understanding of AWScloud AI services from the ground up before you move into hands-on SageMaker work.

Which certifications does this path prepare me for?

  • AWS Certified AI Practitioner — foundational cloud-AI certification (Step 3).
  • AWS Certified Machine Learning Engineer – Associate — the professional goal, paired with a deep SageMaker course(Step 4).

What is the recommended progression?

  1. Master AI, ML & Context Foundations
    Prompt Engineering, Vector Databases, MCP, AI Agents
  2. Build with Generative AI & Developer Tools
    OpenAI, Claude Code, Cursor AI, Ollama
  3. Explore AWS AI & GenAI Fundamentals
    AWS AI Practitioner, MLOps / Loop Engineering
  4. Build with AWS ML & Sage
    MakerAWS ML Engineer – Associate, SageMaker Deep Dive

How long will it take to complete?

The full path is roughly 127 hours. Note the SageMaker deep dive alone is 24 hours of video — the single biggestmodule. From scratch: 2 hrs/day → ~10 weeks, 4 hrs/day → ~5 weeks, 6 hrs/day → ~4 weeks.