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Description

The AWS Certified Advanced Networking - Specialty (ANS-C00) is intended for individuals who perform complex networking tasks.

Abilities Validated by the Certification

• The exam is for individuals who perform complex networking tasks. It validates an individual’s ability to do the following:

• Design, develop, and deploy cloud-based solutions by using AWS

• Implement core AWS services according to basic architectural best practices

• Design and maintain network architecture for all AWS services

• Use tools to automate AWS networking tasks

Exam Domain AWS Certified Advanced Networking Specialty :-

• Design and implement hybrid IT network architectures at scale

• Design and implement AWS networks

• Automate AWS tasks

• Configure network integration with application services

• Design and implement for security and compliance

• Manage, optimize, and troubleshoot the network

Knowledge and Experience

• We recommend candidates hold an AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner or a current Associate-level certification: AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate, AWS Certified Developer - Associate or AWS Certified SysOps Administrator - Associate

• Advanced knowledge of AWS networking concepts and technologies

• Minimum five years hands-on experience architecting and implementing network solutions

• Advanced networking architectures and interconnectivity options (e.g., IP VPN, MPLS/VPLS)

• Networking technologies within the OSI model, and how they affect implementation decisions

• Development of automation scripts and tools

• CIDR and sub-netting (IPv4 and IPv6)

• IPv6 transition challenges

• Generic solutions for network security features, including WAF, IDS, IPS, DDoS protection, and Economic Denial of Service/Sustainability (EDoS)