ScholarHat AWS Sandbox gives you the freedom to learn and experiment with Amazon Web Services in a fully isolated, risk-free environment. Spin up EC2 instances, allocate resources, and explore a wide range of AWS services with complete control. There are no limits—you can launch as many instances as you need and test any infrastructure or service configuration to match your learning goals.
Whether you’re experimenting with new ideas or practicing real-world cloud scenarios, ScholarHat AWS Sandbox is the safest and most flexible way to master AWS hands-on.
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Try setting up any AWS Services and learn by configuring yourself. You are free to learn with AWS sandboxes that are set up to function in an isolated environment without hindering other AWS users.
Try anything you want to do with the AWS environment with no risk. Do not worry about any misconfigurations. Everything you try in AWS sandboxes enriches your learning.
AWS cloud sandboxes are a great way to demo the AWS platform and learn what you can do in a real environment.
You can experiment with any AWS services at any number of times without any additional (or) hidden charges. Based on your AWS sandbox plans, you can experiment & learn with full freedom.
Our AWS sandboxes help fasten your learning in AWS. There is no Azure infrastructure setup cost in our ScholarHat sandbox environment.
You can customize the AWS console by the way you want to do experiments. Learn practically by testing with your own ideas.
You can easily create and destroy in AWS environments as needed. All your activities are isolated, hence the administration is always secure.
Reach our tech-support team, whenever you felt stuck on accessing any AWS resources. We are happy to help!
Access a comprehensive range of AWS services in your sandbox environment. All services are pre-configured and ready to use.
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