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I have mixed feelings. I spent 4 years working at AWS, was an original member of the SDK/CLI team, and I regularly work across the spectrum of AWS services on a daily basis. Is it worth the effort to get a (virtual) piece of paper with my name on it? Maybe, maybe not.
But if you lack the experience/reputation and are trying to build it, I think it could be useful. But it only matters if you're actually doing the things that you get certified on. Because learning for real is more important than a (virtual) piece of paper with your name on it.