AWS re:Invent runs November 30–December 4, 2026. Free livestream registration opens November 9 and includes streamed sessions, guided hands-on labs, selected advanced chalk talks and live Q&A. This does not provide in-person conference access; the standard full conference pass costs $2,499.
Details: Free registration applies only to the online offering. In-person attendance requires a paid conference pass.
Amazon Web Services executive insights hub featuring articles, videos, and interviews on reimagining business strategy, operations, and technology with cloud and AI.
An AWS-led session on why detection systems miss authorized-but-wrong actions, revisiting the concept of 'repudiation' and applying a correctness framework to securing newly deployed AI agents.
HashiCorp's free documentation, hands-on tutorials and sandbox for Terraform, the infrastructure-as-code tool used to build and version cloud infrastructure across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle Cloud and Docker.
Why I recommend it: Free, official, step-by-step tutorials — one of the fastest ways to get a real cloud skill on your resume without paying for a course.
Free, full-time cloud skills program for unemployed and underemployed adults, with employer connections.
Why I recommend it: No tech background required and it ends in interviews, not just a certificate. Check local delivery partners for the next cohort date.
Paid classroom training plus on-the-job training in cloud computing and software development. Several tracks exist, including ones for veterans and military spouses, and internal paths for non-technical employees pivoting into engineering.
In plain terms: This program offers paid classroom and on-the-job training in cloud computing and software development for military veterans and their spouses. You can apply to gain technical skills without prior experience and prepare for full-time jobs at Amazon.
Why I recommend it: If you or your spouse served, start here. The military track is a open door with no prior tech experience required.