Having taken some certifications over the years, I've decided to put them here for reference. I'm not a big fan of certifications, but they are a good way to structure my learning and ensure I cover the fundamentals.
Microsoft Certified: Azure Cosmos DB Developer Specialty(DP-420)
In-depth knowledge of Azure Cosmos DB and how to use it in real world scenarios. Very useful for developers to design NoSQL solutions. This exam's fun place is that most resources can be obtain in 1 umbrella link which is Azure Cosmos DB Overview.
Notes: Azure Cosmos DB Developer SpecialtyMicrosoft Certified: Azure DevOps Engineer Expert (AZ-400)
A practical hands-on exam that tests your ability to design and implement DevOps solutions on Azure. It is a challenging exam that requires a good understanding of Azure DevOps and DevOps practices. Most learning resources can be obtained from Microsoft Learn.
Additional Notes: Azure DevOpsAWS Certified AI Practitioner(AIF-C01)
Very useful to understand the AI services provided by AWS and how to use them in real world scenarios.
Notes: AI Fundamentals| Input Prompt | Reference |
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| Task | Describe your task, specifying a persona and format preference.
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| Context | Specify goals, constraints, and requirements. Context has the potential to be the longest piece of a prompt. One of the most powerful and reliable ways to provide an AI tool with context is to give the model specific reference materials to use.
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| Reference | Add examples, zero/single/few shots for gen AI tool can use to inform its output. Use:
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| Evaluate | evaluate the output to identify opportunities for improvement. |
| Iterate | Iterate on your initial prompt to attain those improvements. |
I want to surprise my friend with a birthday meal. <- why task
Can you suggest a Gourmet chef <- task
I want a list of vegetarian food menu item. <- task/context
She prefes Italian food, and she is allergic to nuts. <- context
She is a vegetarian. <- context
She is a fan of pasta. <- context/reference
I want asian cuisine like Dim Sum. <- reference
I know Ching Chong restaurant is good in serving Dim Sum. <- referenceI want a gourmet chef suggestion for a list of vegetarian food menu to bring my Chinese friend for a surprised dinner. She prefers Asian food. Could you suggest a menu list? I would prefer to bring her to a dim sum restaurant similar to Ching Chong restaurant located in Los Angeles.
I am tight on budget, so list me 2 menu and no appetizer.
Generate a poster for a music concert <- task
The image should be photorealistic <- format
The poster should display a sense of excitement and energy <- aesthetics
The color scheme should be vibrant and eye-catching <- color
The poster should be in portrait orientation <- format
The poster should include the following text: "Live in Concert: The Rocking Band" <- context
The poster should be 24 inches by 36 inches in size <- size
| Risk | Mitigation |
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| Bias |
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| Hallucination |
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| Inconsistency and relevance | Example of word: "Think outside the box"
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| Responsibility |
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AWS Solution Architect Associate
{
Version: 2012-10-07
Id: "s3-access",
Statement: [
{"{"}
"sid": 10202
"Effect": "Allow" // Deny
"Princial": {"{"}
"AWS": ["arn.aws..."],
"Canonical user": "123",
"Federated": []
"Resource": "s3:mybucket" //NOT Resource
{"}"}
{"}"}
]
}AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner
Sun Java Certified
Functional Programming Principal In Scala
NPM Commands
| Command | Reference |
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| npm install 'packages@version' | # update to latest but based on ~, ^, |
| npm update 'packages' | Updates work even on sub-project like jose in firebase-admin |
| npm audit fix | Fix security issues |
| npm ls 'package' | List installed package and dependencies |