Official Certification
Certifications I've earned and official records.

GitHub Foundation Certification
Sharing my personal experience and the strategy I used to successfully pass the GitHub Foundation certification exam.
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Google Cloud DevOps Professional Certification
An in-depth guide covering must-know exam tips and a strategic preparation flow for aspiring DevOps professionals targeting Google Cloud certification.
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Professional Cloud Architect Certification by Google Cloud
A step-by-step overview of the Google Cloud Professional Architect exam, breaking down key topics and providing insights for successful certification.
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Google Cloud Associate Cloud Engineer Certification
Sharing my personal experience and the strategy I used to successfully pass the Google Cloud Associate Cloud Engineer (ACE) certification exam.
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A practical, step-by-step summary of how I prepared for each certification — what worked, what didn't, and the exact resources I used. Use this as a checklist or jump to the areas you care about.
Quick Timeline
- Week 1–2: Foundation — review core concepts & terminology.
- Week 3–6: Hands-on labs — build small projects and follow guided labs.
- Week 7–8: Practice tests — simulate exam conditions and review gaps.
- Last 1–2 weeks: Rapid revision & targeted practice on weak areas.
Resources I used
- Official docs & exam guides — read first, always.
- Interactive labs (Qwiklabs / Cloud Skills Boost / sandbox projects).
- Practice exams — official and community mock tests.
- Concise notes & flashcards for quick revision.
- Community threads — clarifications and edge-case discussions.
Practical tips
- Do hands-on labs before reading advanced topics — practical context helps retention.
- Timebox practice exams and review incorrect answers immediately.
- Keep a short 'cheat sheet' of commands/console flows you use often.
- Teach someone else — explaining concepts exposes gaps quickly.
- Don't cram. Plan spaced repetition over weeks, not days.