The new Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB Developer Specialty Certification is here!
Developers who wish to prove their cloud-native app development skills with Azure Cosmos DB can now earn the Azure Cosmos DB Developer Specialty Certification. Get a preview of what to expect in the latest episode of Data Exposed:
Prepare for the Azure Cosmos DB developer certification exam
Ready to get started? Use these free resources to help you prepare for the exam “Designing and Implementing Cloud-Native Applications Using Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB (Exam DP-420)”:
- Join the weekly study hall: We’re running weekly study hall sessions online every Wednesday until April 20th covering key concepts.
- Get an exam discount: Take the Azure Cosmos DB Developer cloud skills challenge to learn how to build, scale, and optimize applications and get a 50% discount on the exam.
- Take free online learning: Microsoft Learn offers a free online learning path to help you master the key concepts of Azure Cosmos DB.
- Use the study guide: Find more resources in this study guide by Sr. Cloud Developer Advocate Thomas Maurer
Learn more about Azure Cosmos DB
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Is there any pure C# certifcate, I searched a lot of C# Certificate but I found most of the Microsoft certificates are retired or about to retire.
If I want to prove my ability in C# what Certification should I take?
We’re not too deep on what certifications there are for C# or what the roadmap is for that and other related certifications. A good place to start would the folks on the C# Blog here or you can look at the Developer Certifications here.
Thanks!
MS has moved away from programming-specific certifications and products. Rather than certifying for products they focus on positional certifications related to their products. For example if you’re a DBA then there are SQL certifications for that. If you’re a dev then they are completely focused on Azure so all the certs are related to that. They have more certs for sysadmins than developers given that sysadmins have to work with different sets of software like Exchange and Windows but all are still positional based in my experience.