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New Certification Alert: Become a Certified Optimizely CMS PaaS Administrator

If you’ve ever managed an Optimizely CMS environment, you already know it’s not just about deployments and settings. It’s about keeping everything running smoothly, securely, and efficiently, like a well-oiled machine that never skips a beat.

Now there’s a way to prove you’re one of the people who can do exactly that.

The Optimizely CMS PaaS Administrator Certification is officially here. 

This certification validates your ability to manage CMS environments on Optimizely’s PaaS with confidence, from handling deployments and user access to optimizing environments and monitoring system performance. It’s your stamp of credibility that says, “Yes, I know how to keep this ship steady.”


What you’ll need before diving in

Before taking the exam, make sure you’ve checked off the essentials:

  • Completed PaaS CMS for Administrators and PaaS CMS Essentials for Editors on Academy.

  • Watched the PaaS CMS event recordings — they’re packed with practical insights straight from the product team.

Once you’ve covered these, you’re set to go.


Why get certified?

Let’s be honest — credentials matter. But this one’s more than just a badge.

Here’s why it’s worth your time:

  • Gain industry-recognized credentials that prove your Optimizely expertise.

  • Strengthen your professional credibility and open up new career opportunities.

  • Show your mastery in managing deployments, environments, and access rights.

  • Stand out as a trusted admin who can keep CMS operations secure, stable, and scalable.

Whether you’re already deep into PaaS or just starting to expand your technical toolkit, this certification helps you show that you don’t just know what to do, you understand why it matters.


Ready to get certified?

If you’re ready to take the next step in your Optimizely journey, it’s time to make it official.
👉 Take the PaaS CMS Admin Certification Exam

Test your skills, prove your expertise, and add one more solid win to your professional story.

Nov 10, 2025

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