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Hi, I have successfully logged in using my regular Amazon account, but every time I try to enroll in a course I get a message saying "Something went wrong".
I have the same problem. Even tried incognito to see if it was cache or cookies but I just can't login to the skill builder.
hi , im getting same problems here , im logging with my amazon.com account but when i try to logging i got "something worng " isnt the password , isnt the wrong account
Update!!
For anyone who is facing the same issue, I contacted the AWS support team regarding this issue and they replied with the below message. Apparently, they face a technical problem.
"At this time, AWS Skill Builder is not accepting new account creation or subscriptions. Customers with Team Subscriptions may experience SSO errors.
Our technical teams are working to resolve this issue. Continue to check skillbuilder.aws for more information. Additional training can be accessed through the Training Events page, which has hundreds of hours of free content, including Twitch-based trainings, live and on-demand webinars, exam preparation resources, and more.
We anticipate your kind understanding in this matter."
Had the same issue as the topic starter's.
NB! Do not use AWS Console credentials to log into AWS Skill Builder (SB)! Yes, Event if SB has the AWS in it name - IT IS NOT an AWS service! (surprise! hehe) And the redirect to https://signin.aws.amazon.com is WRONG! The login form says "Amazon account". It means not AWS credentials. It means https://www.amazon.com/ (shop) ones. So create them there first!
To handle the "Something went wrong" issue you'll need to ... properly create a SB account! An "ENROLL" button and the Amazon login form DOES NOT handle it! (another surprise! haha) It tries to add a course to existing SB account but it could be missing. So to create an SB account, visit https://skillbuilder.aws/. Then - create an account using your Amazon (shop) credentials (button "Create free account" on top right). After a few screens you'll see a message about the account creation.
Now, you can click an "ENROLL" button, use your Amazon (shop) credentials to log into your SB account and start a course!
Hope, this will help.
This is the console error if it helps. 403 in the networking tab. This is only a guess but it might be an issue with the -> sec-fetch-mode: no-cors
main-es2015.50ddf842b33ba829145e.js:1 ERROR TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'inputElement') at main-es2015.50ddf842b33ba829145e.js:1:17799227 at i.<computed> (polyfills-es2015.fb27b21b92afafa619a3.js:1:79719) at u.invokeTask (polyfills-es2015.fb27b21b92afafa619a3.js:1:54821) at Object.onInvokeTask (main-es2015.50ddf842b33ba829145e.js:1:6771829) at u.invokeTask (polyfills-es2015.fb27b21b92afafa619a3.js:1:54742) at c.runTask (polyfills-es2015.fb27b21b92afafa619a3.js:1:50230) at invokeTask (polyfills-es2015.fb27b21b92afafa619a3.js:1:55871) at invoke (polyfills-es2015.fb27b21b92afafa619a3.js:1:55773) at n.args.<computed> (polyfills-es2015.fb27b21b92afafa619a3.js:1:79432)
Below we see a part of the MDN web docs for sec-fetch-mode: no-cors and is the reason I believe this may be the issue. Following reasoning 403 request is valid and was received but was rejected. Most likely due to a missing element that normally would have come after OAuth, which requires the JS to access an element in response and append to the SSO redirect (MAYBE).
In addition, JavaScript may not access any properties of the resulting Response. This ensures that ServiceWorkers do not affect the semantics of the Web and prevents security and privacy issues arising from leaking data across domains.
I see the new tag good job everyone. sec-fetch-mode: navigate
Now, I can sign in to AWS skill builder, so the issue seems to have been resolved!
I still can not login :(
Is it advisable for me to create a new Amazon account since it's still not functioning properly?
I recall being able to utilize Skillbuilder in the past, but if I create a new account, I'll have to begin from the start, losing all of my progress.
The credentials you use to sign into AWS Skill Builder are the username and password you use for your Amazon.com account, not your AWS management console (aws.amazon.com) login credentials. Try again using your Amazon.com account, the account you use for purchasing products from Amazon.com.
you use for your Amazon.com account
Why? It all starts at AWS (https://aws.amazon.com/training/) and needed for AWS part of my life, not for purchases
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I'm able to login but when I try to opt for monthly subscription, i get 403 Forbidden error on the site