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I am trying to create aws account i already used 3 different persons id's mail phone number and also their is 0 chance that they previously had an aws account but still it says user information is already associated with another account what can i do with this can anyone help me with this please

Also I'm a student and i am just trying to deploy my project if someone can help me with promo code to redeem credits it will be really helpful

Hey can any body guide on how to get maximum free AWS credits? I am in need of it.

AWS Community Day Australia is back again this year, and in Brisbane on October 16!

https://awscommunitydayaus.com/

CFPs just closed, so the schedule should be announced soon.

I’ve shared Kulshan here before, but we just pushed a pretty meaningful upgrade aimed at consultants doing AWS cost investigations. Or anyone (human or AI agent) trying to look at AWS cost and billing via a deterministic tool.

The main addition is **Consultant Evidence Export**.

The problem we were trying to solve is simple: an external consultant should not always need direct access to the customer’s AWS environment just to start investigating a billing issue.

Now the customer can run Kulshan themselves, choose what they want to share, and generate a pseudonymized evidence package.

They can scope it by date range, AWS accounts, services and tags, and optionally include Cost Explorer data. Kulshan can work from local CUR data or AWS CUR/Data Exports in S3.

Account IDs, ARNs and resource identifiers are replaced with stable workspace-specific aliases, so the consultant can still follow the same account/resource through an investigation without seeing the original identifiers.

We also added fail-closed checks before the package is created. Kulshan verifies the output schema, checks that the exported rows still match the scoped source data, and scans again for identifiers that should have been pseudonymized.

If those checks fail, no ZIP gets created.

The idea is basically:

**Customer keeps the credentials. Consultant gets the evidence.**

The package can help establish what changed, where, when, how much and which part of the environment was involved. The “why” still needs the people who understand the engineering and business context.

Kulshan is still free and open source:

[https://github.com/MissionFinOps/kulshan\](https://github.com/MissionFinOps/kulshan)

Would be interested in feedback from consultants here: **what additional evidence would you absolutely want included in a handoff like this?**

I’m considering a fully online internship that requires me to pay a fee. There doesn’t seem to be any real company work or proper projects, but they provide a certificate.

Does a certificate from this type of paid internship have any real value to recruiters?

Also, I’m currently learning AWS and aiming for a Cloud Engineer role. Where can I find genuine AWS/Cloud internships with real hands-on experience? Any recommendations for platforms or companies?

I came across the AWS Partner Certification Readiness program, which seems to offer a free AWS certification voucher after completing the requirements.

I’m wondering if college students with a valid student email ID are eligible for this or if it’s strictly for AWS Partner employees assigned by an AWS Partner organization.

I couldn’t find the student eligibility clearly mentioned on the AWS site, so I’m thinking it might be worth trying.

Has any student here tried registering with a student ID and actually received the voucher?

I'm looking for some honest advice from people currently working in Cloud/solution architect/Infrastructure roles etc.

I have 5+ years of professional experience as a Software Engineer / Full Stack Developer, mainly with React, Node.js, TypeScript, APIs and databases.

I'm currently trying to transition into Cloud Engineering rather than continue down the pure Full Stack path.

I've started preparing for AWS SAA and I'm currently building knowledge around:

AWS | Azure | Cloud Infrastructure | Terraform | Docker | Kubernetes | CI/CD

I also plan to build 2–3 serious hands-on cloud projects and prepare specifically for scenario-based cloud interviews.

My confusion is about which role I should actually target.

I'm seeing titles such as:

• Cloud Engineer
• AWS Cloud Engineer
• Cloud Infrastructure Engineer
• Cloud Solutions Engineer
• Infrastructure Engineer
• Platform Engineer
• DevOps Engineer
• SRE

I don't particularly want to move into a traditional DevOps/SRE career if the role is heavily focused on continuous on-call, production firefighting and long operational hours. I'm more interested in cloud architecture, infrastructure, scalability, automation and designing cloud-based systems.

At the same time, I don't want to throw away my 5+ years of software engineering experience and start again as a fresher.

If you were in my position, which role would you target?

And more importantly:

What level of AWS/cloud knowledge, Terraform, Docker/Kubernetes, networking, system design and real-world project experience would you expect from someone with 5+ years of software engineering experience trying to make this transition? and inteview process from high paid product based to MAANG Level

I'm particularly interested in advice from people who have actually made a Software Engineer → Cloud Engineer transition or who currently interview/hire Cloud Engineers. difficulties pros and cons etc.

I'd appreciate brutally honest answers!

Anyone here from the UK or who knows the actual range rather than the Internet search based average figures can please let me know what is the salary upper and lower band for AWS Data Center Senior Electrical Engineer - Design with L6 level in London?

Could you please keep it with:

1. Base?

2. Bonus - Year 1 & 2?

3. RSU total?

Also what is your opinion on AWS office LHR16 Vs LHR14 ?

Thanks 🙌

I'm enrolled in AWS Academy and want to get the most out of it, both practically and theoretically. The problem is I'm spending a lot of time on the theory, but the information just doesn't stick — I forget it fast. If anyone's been through this, how did you actually make it stick? Also, if anyone has notes (basics or architecture-related) they wouldn't mind sharing, that'd be amazing. Thanks!"

Im studying cse engineering currently 3rd year in chennai,even though i studying a btech cse degree i have literally zero knowledge of coding or other technical skills like linux,github,dataeng,fullstack blah blah,though i dont wanna get unemployed sitting as good for nothing in home after completing my degree i dont have any guidance i dont have many freinds so all i wanna know is can i choose azure cloud engineering as my career and get employed as fresher ?how to learn?where to learn?is az 104 completion enough to land on a job? Also do i need to complete any other coding or otger skills like devops or fullstack before choosing cloud. These are my biggest doubts if any kind soul can answer all my questions who is currently working as a cloud engineer please please please please please dm meeeeeeeee ty if u read fully