Seattle Amazon Web Services (AWS) Training

Accelebrate's on-site Amazon Web Services (AWS) training courses are taught at locations throughout the Seattle area and other Washington venues.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is Amazon’s popular constellation of cloud-based services for organizations and individuals. Services span compute, networking, content delivery, contact/customer management, storage, database, deployment, management, application services, analytics, and more.

We can customize any course below to meet your group's goals and needs. All of our AWS classes are hands-on, instructor-led, and can be delivered at your site or online.

Request pricing for Seattle Amazon Web Services (AWS) training for your team.

Accelebrate Amazon Web Services (AWS) training in Seattle, Washington

Request Pricing

For private, customized training for 3 or more people.

Our Seattle Amazon Web Services (AWS) Training Courses

Introduction to Amazon Web Services (AWS) for for Administrators, Developers, and Architects

Amazon Web Services (AWS) Technical EssentialsNew

Developing on Amazon Web Services (AWS)New

DevOps Engineering on Amazon Web Services (AWS)New

Systems Operations on Amazon Web Services (AWS)New

MOC 40390 - Microsoft Azure for AWS Experts

Mastering the AWS EcosystemNew

In Seattle and elsewhere in Washington, we have trained for:

Expedia in Bellevue, Washington
Highline Community College in Des Moines, Washington
King County DDES in Renton, Washington
Tacoma School District in Tacoma, Washington
The Evergreen School in Shoreline, Washington
T-Mobile in Bellevue, Washington
Umpqua Bank in Vancouver, Washington
United States Air Force - McChord in Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington
University of Washington in Seattle, Washington
Washington Courts in Olympia, Washington

Here is feedback from a past student in Washington:

Introduction to Perl Programming was indeed a very informative class and I learned quite a bit and found the instructor extremely well versed not only in Perl and its history but other programing languages as well. There was really nothing he couldn't answer. That said having some Linux background would certainly help and having some programing or concepts of programing is a must as even know it's an intro into Perl, it isn't an intro into programming in general.
Devon Cobb, Expedia, Bellevue, Washington