With some practice, I'm starting to feel comfortable now. The path to the certificate Now that I'm familiar with heroku thanks to a high level of Certified-Heroku-Architecture-Designer Dumps understanding of the platform, what it offers, when to do it, etc., I thought about trying to get the certificate and post it. signed 3 weeks before the exam. I only think of certification when I truly feel that I am  almost 80% of my learning journey. Then I  started creating test notes from my study and materials. The first stop starts with the review guide. With my previous mistakes of skipping the exam guide, I now know what to focus on. Then I started the trail mix. Except for the two modules, all other links point to the documentation, so I know I must or need to spend more time there.

 

This is what I did and would recommend to anyone who wants it. The more you know about heroku, the easier it becomes. Give yourself 3-4 weeks of preparation time (remember this is just to prepare for the certification, not your overall Certified-Heroku-Architecture-Designer Exam Dumps learning journey, this may vary from person to person) Center Heroku development is the source of truth for this. Familiarize yourself with this Create a free heroku account for your tutorials You will have to read almost everything about the documentation. Well, I know it's overwhelming, but let's go through the sections. Here's what I did and sort out which is required (green) versus which is required. fewer required areas (yellow) for reading. h Make sure you are familiar with the available getting started guide. This is useful for understanding heroku CLI, related commands and some architectural concepts, specifically scaling.

 

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