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We just wrapped up our first AWS Technical Essentials Training as part of the Transilvania Digitală Inovativă 5.0 - FutureReady IT Program, organized by Transilvania IT Cluster.

The mix of seniority levels across the 16 IT professionals worked better than we expected; over 30 hours, the input and perspectives each participant brought shifted the course from a theoretical overview of the AWS ecosystem into something grounded in real-world scenarios.

Those who know Ioana Vantu, our trainer, already know her approach is the opposite of the "death by bullet point" stereotype, and this group got exactly that.

As an AWS Advanced Consulting Partner, evozon delivers customized training directly for companies.

Reach out to us to explore what an AWS training could look like for your team.
🌐 https://www.evozon.com/contact-us/

Check out our blog article for insights from AWS Technical Essentials:
↗️ https://www.evozon.com/inside-aws-technical-essentials-training-evozon-at-transilvania-digitala-inovativa-5-0/

Our testing strategy relied heavily on UI tests.
For a long time, it worked… until it didn’t.

As the system grew more complex, tests became slower, harder to debug, and increasingly unpredictable.

Eventually, we realized we weren’t testing the system anymore; we were fighting the environment.

That’s when we started asking ourselves: “What if we validate behavior earlier, faster, and with more control?”

In the latest blog article, Alexandra Tudosa shares how API integration testing became an additional layer of confidence through isolated environments, predictable ex*****on, and reproducible results.

Not a replacement for UI testing, but a way to build testing systems teams can actually trust.

👇 Full article in the comments.