Come and learn with AWS HANDS-ON LABS - Poccia

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The document advertises AWS hands-on labs for learning AWS services. It provides an overview of AWS computing, networking, storage, database, analytics, and deployment services. The summary highlights include: AWS hands-on labs allow learning of compute, network, storage, database, analytics, and deployment services. The document outlines many AWS services across these categories including EC2, S3, VPC, RDS, DynamoDB, and more. It also shows the growth of AWS features and services over time.

COME AND LEARN
WITH AWS HANDS-ON LABS
Danilo Poccia – Solutions Architect

Come and learn with AWS HANDS-ON LABS - Poccia

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