Amazon Web Services will launch a new database certification to validate AWS partners’ expertise across the cloud computing provider’s relational and non-relational database offerings.

One course is structured to assist in study for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C01) certification, while the other explores serverless computing and its impact on IT work.

Other courses focus on professional certifications, with prep for the AWS Certified Database Specialty and Solutions Architect Associate exams.

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About Amazon technologies, provides an overview of key database concepts, including the differences between cloud-based and local databases and how to read and write data with SQL.

Gartner Research, in an August report, also found that AWS Certified Cloud Practitioners and Microsoft Certified Azure Fundamentals certifications were top upskilling opportunities for tech workers.

AWS has been adding new certifications to its offering. Earlier this year, the company had added the AWS Certified Data Engineer – Associate certification.