Market interpretation
What AWS demand means in practice
ApplyDjinn tracks where AWS is core, required, supporting, or optional. That distinction helps separate cloud-platform ownership from a role that merely deploys an application to AWS. Related technologies reveal whether the work is container, serverless, data, security, or networking heavy.
Strong candidate evidence maps services to architecture: why a managed database, queue, Lambda function, EKS cluster, IAM boundary, or observability stack was chosen. Include the scale, recovery, security, and cost constraints that shaped the design.
