The way this guy encourages is crazy. He could encourage me to run into a brick wall

@redemptusrenatus5336

3 жыл бұрын

RIGHT NOW

@josephmusembi4391

3 жыл бұрын

You made me burst out laughing. 🤣🤣🤣

@cssbv3538

3 жыл бұрын

LOL

@Keyakina

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah wierd, he has a big beard and kinda buffed, even tattoo but he talks and looks so friendly

@vkray

3 жыл бұрын

lol.

Friendly advice from a Certified Solution Architect, set a budget alarm with tight value, first and foremost. Just in case. Lots of people with scary bills.

@chrisflores9030

3 жыл бұрын

Linux academy helps with that while starting the course. Pretty cool of them

@moegreenback6854

3 жыл бұрын

True and terminate often!

@robertgeorge5020

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for this. Do you know of any other skills I can learn to be proficient in the cloud space ?

@crazypuya

3 жыл бұрын

@@chrisflores9030 How do you like the merge with ACG(A Cloud Guru)?

@andrewk3218

3 жыл бұрын

Ah ok sweet, i made that mistake with Azure and ended up with some horrific bills for a couple of months till I figured out what was happening

Just wanted to say that watching this vid 4 months ago allowed me to dip my toes in AWS and the cloud for the first time ever, ended up finishing 2 udemy courses for the SAA exam and just got my certification last week. Thanks dude.

@billbunch6762

2 жыл бұрын

Congrats! Now land that role 💰

@nitchecatalan

2 жыл бұрын

Bravooo.. what a the two udemy course you took ? and what were your study resources ? please

@ThoughtfulTechyCloud

2 жыл бұрын

Congratulations

@Malleyka

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Stephan Maarek's course and someone else who i can't remember. I ended up wishing i had discovered stephan's course first because it covered absolutely everything you need. It's very long but i highly recommend it

@MerchantsOfMisery

2 жыл бұрын

FYI you can torrent Udemy courses for free.

Isn't it mind blowing how many things we should learn RIGHT NOW?

@trence5

3 жыл бұрын

I swear....

@evintone2401

3 жыл бұрын

A whole company skillset in one individual 😂

@mujtabamujeeb786

3 жыл бұрын

School sucks. Doesn’t teach shit

@kiattim2100

2 жыл бұрын

@@mujtabamujeeb786 in that aspect yes, but the connection you got for having "student" as your title is amazing.

@Qopa

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, my balls are sweating.

I'm a 67 year old retired semi-IT man trying to learn more IT to keep my mind working and just setup an aws account.

@subi-brz

3 жыл бұрын

Has IT changed a lot?? Can you be my sensei??

@raginranga3494

3 жыл бұрын

Nice work Darrel 👍

@stephenbarrette610

3 жыл бұрын

I’m a 67 year old, (in six weeks time), retired - IT guy for the last 37 years and I’ve just got an AWS and Azure account to keep the old brain working, and maybe a bit of consultancy work in a while?

@raginranga3494

3 жыл бұрын

@@stephenbarrette610 I'll say Happy Birthday now as I would've forgot in 6 weeks time 😔

@jameskfox

3 жыл бұрын

My hero!

I love how this guy doesn't want people to waste their time on youtube for non sense introductions . He just get through what should be said instead, But in the meantime everything he says is clear and easy to follow and understand. hero!

@Joysofexploring

Жыл бұрын

Exactly

Recently took a higher paying network engineer role and came out of a cloud engineer position paying very little. I'm going through Virtual Machine withdrawal, so watching your videos and messing around with VMs in AWS and Virtual Box outside of an enterprise environment is helping me not forget things. I am definitely planning on going back to a Cloud Engineer position or higher soon.

man after years of randomly finding IT vids, your vids are honestly the best! short, to the point and I come away more edumacated, spot on!!!

I've been learning cloud for a little over 2 months and looking to jump straight into the Solution Architect. AWS is by far the biggest as they were the incumbents, he's right, however, Microsoft Azure is by far the biggest in the corporate market place so a combination of both is a killer combo to have. Google Cloud Platform is the third biggest but they are side-stepping both AWS and Azure by focusing on machine learning in the cloud which will also be the future at some point.

love how fast and straight to the point you are. keep it up. Subscribed.

Love the straight to the point fast (clear and understandable) approach! No fluff - THANKS!

I just found your channel, i'm in school as a network admin and im starting my AWS soon. AWS is fascinating and the payout is fucking crazy.

@cyprianrick7478

2 жыл бұрын

Please do you have icq? Will like to know more about this Aws. Thanks

Chuck : 10 things to learn Me : i done 1, thanks god, 9 left Chuck : so now 12 things to learn

@ivanpratt8691

3 жыл бұрын

Option 1: learn each thing before chuck puts out another video Option 2: fail

Just got your class! Thank you guys for putting it together and thank you Chuck for taking a big career leap! More than happy to support you and your new endeavors.

Thanks Chuck! I'm already on my AWS SAA journey and this video just gave me a lot more motivation to see it through ✊🏾

Bro I love your professionalism and character, your knowledge speaks volumes. If I could learn from you in a classroom for just one week the amount of knowledge I would gain would be legendary and I would treasure it always.

As someone working w/ AWS full-time right now: agreed. So much to learn, so much opportunity.

@kellytchoffo2837

3 жыл бұрын

What tips would you give someone who is trying to get their foot in the door after taking the AWS course ?

@dannybrown317

3 жыл бұрын

happy for you Josh. Will you employ someone with no IT experience but had AWS SA and AWS Developer? Let me know your mind. thanks

@arieorange

3 жыл бұрын

+1, send my regards from AWS Indonesia

@preetpalsingh1039

3 жыл бұрын

Do i need a degree to get into cloud as well?

@dannybrown317

3 жыл бұрын

@@preetpalsingh1039 In America you dont. But elsewhere they might ask for a degree. I know that for sure.

Worked. I dig your “do it now” approach, convinced me to try it out. Thanks.

I am from zero knowledge of network and software but watching this guy's youtube woken up my interest and I starting to understand! Thank you! You're the best teacher!

This was so easy!! I can see the high potential for learning this tech! Can't wait to dive deeper! You earned a sub from me.

As usual, clear, short, and informative. Your channel has been critical to my career as a data scientist

Funny, just got my CCNP Enterprise finished yesterday, and was saying I’m gonna start the aws journey next and here’s this video...nice intro!

@robertgeorge5020

3 жыл бұрын

hey I watch your videos ! great stuff man and congrats

@AlexGrayTech

3 жыл бұрын

robert george thanks dude! I was idle this week cause I was hunkered down on ENARSI haha but I’ve got new stuff in the pipe don’t worry! Thanks for tuning in 🙏

@joshwettlin6670

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly.

@shiloh4184

3 жыл бұрын

How long from ccna to ccnp for you ?

@AlexGrayTech

3 жыл бұрын

l murphy there’s a video with more details on my channel, but it took me about 6 months

Getting the SAA was such an accomplishment, but don't stop, there is so much more in the SysOps Associate and Developer Associate. From there you can learn to implement so many other skills in the cloud, like Docker, Python/Bash shell scripting, automation with Ansible and Puppet, and all these additional skills you can learn, with the rest of NetworkChucks library of content.

This is awesome, love the collab of theses guys. Finishing up my CCNA then doing AWS, bought the course can't wait

@iamnotironman4426

3 жыл бұрын

Hey How was the course?

I would love to see more hands on exercises with AWS, please make more videos about this!

I have no clue what this is about but now I want to learn it

Bought the course, starting my career in clouding wish me luck guys.

@maxencemayanika7562

3 жыл бұрын

GOOD LUCK DUDE FROM SOUTH AFRICA

@dannybrown317

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck. Can you get an AWS job with no experience but with cert only? Thanks!

@Willo_911

3 жыл бұрын

How's the course going so far?

@pasinduliyanage4266

3 жыл бұрын

All the best mate from Sri Lanka!!!

@olivercromwell1967

3 жыл бұрын

rate the course from 1 to 10

Yaay my favorite bunch of trainers came up with AWS course!! Just purchased it.. Thank you so much Chuck !!

@bugr33d0_hunter8

3 жыл бұрын

I knew there was a catch. Asking for credit card. . . Thats the oldest trick in the book. I took your word for it and put money on a throw away CC. I put in the info, a few times with a few different cards. Still doesn't work. At least you had good intentions.

Major Point here: With YT, there is a tendency for video makes to stall and drag out an explanation, to increase hours viewed, etc....and it is painful if you just want the info. This video was very well done. THIS is the speed that an intro-video should be done at. I love that he didn't fill in the fluff details.....just get to the point - we can dig in on our own Discovery Time.

@whiskey4609

Жыл бұрын

YES! how many times i've sat through a 40 min video and just learned nothing of value it's mind numbing. I wish AI could test all videos for blabbering lol. So many videos that are 40+ mins could be 3 minutes -_-

Interesting seeing this video drop -- just today I took my SANS SEC501 GIAC exam, one of the big topics in the first book being AWS, CloudTrail, CloudFront, CloudFlare, etc.

@MD-pz3cn

3 жыл бұрын

I'm studying for the exam now. Any tips?

@GoodKid

3 жыл бұрын

@@MD-pz3cn Hmmm.... It's such a broad subject, I can't think of any SPECIFIC info you should focus on. Felt like it hit nearly everything. The biggest things for me were the 2 practice exams, the book quizzes you can take (assuming you're using the SANS OnDemand online variant), and the index. Not gonna lie, I struggled on the practice exams -- got a 70 and a 75, but the next week when I took the real one I got an 85. The real exam felt harder (or at least more stressful), but the practice exams absolutely helped me. The practices will tell you what you missed the instant you submit the question, so take note of everything you miss so you know what to touch up / study on (or hell take note of literally every question, up to you). And the quizzes say they're not exam prep, but I studied them pretty hard regardless and I'd be lying if I said it didn't help me. Not sure if you've taken a SANS exam before (this was my first), but by all means create and use an index. I used Microsoft Excel to create an egregious index, formatted alphabetically -- KEYWORD, DESCRIPTION, PAGE, BOOK. I made the descriptions pretty damn detailed as well. So 85% of the time I could look at my index and get an answer instead of having to look through my books. Put pretty much every thing on there be it process, tool, phrase, etc. -- from CloudTrail, CloudFront, etc. to tools like BurpeSuite, metasploit, Social Engineering Toolkit (SET), Scapy, etc. to each individual step in the penetration testing process, to even things as small and minute as individual DLLs mentioned or API calls (specifically regarding debugging) -- examples being CheckRemoteDebuggerPresent(), NtQueryInformationProcess(), etc. It sounds intimidating, but if you just have an Excel sheet open as you read through the books and just take the time to create an index with descriptions, you're golden. Once you're done, sort them alphabetically. I didn't convert my Excel sheet to any specific format, I just straight printed it off as an Excel with tiny font. Just create an index, study the quizzes, and take notes on everything within the practice exams and you're set. I learned the material a few months back, but never got around to taking the exam until recently. At work they gave me a week to refamiliarize myself with the material to test on that Friday, and I still managed to pass with a decent score. So honestly dude, I think you'll be fine.

@MD-pz3cn

3 жыл бұрын

@@GoodKid Awesome response, thanks man. I passed the GSEC last year so I'm familiar with the GIAC test structure.

@GoodKid

3 жыл бұрын

@@MD-pz3cn Okay, sweet! When do you take it? I'd love to know how you do, and if my advice actually helps or if I'm just blowing smoke out my ass.

@MD-pz3cn

3 жыл бұрын

@@GoodKid Haven't scheduled it yet but your advice all lines up with what I focused on for the GSEC, so I'm sure it's gonna help!

Finished the first module on Udemy this is a great course. Excellent content as always!!!

@fabiodelgado5457

3 жыл бұрын

I'm complemeting this training with IT PROTV's course of 15 hours of video training.

@luisfernando55

3 жыл бұрын

@@fabiodelgado5457 hey Fabio, could you help me? What are real projects examples for AWS? Thanks

@fabiodelgado5457

3 жыл бұрын

@@luisfernando55 Have you acquired this course?

Taking my Exam this week, I've done about 30 hours of video and 8 practice exams and am still picking up new stuff about AWS it's huge platform so make sure you take notes for whichever course you're going over and defiantly rewatch the stuff on S3, VPC, Databases (RDB, DynamboDB), and EC2.

@Letraveler_rd

3 жыл бұрын

Did you pass it?

@johnsprunger5224

3 жыл бұрын

@@Letraveler_rd Yes

I love this guy. Knows how to talk and so professional. I have been doing i.t support engineer for 7 years ( came from banking before I got into I.t). Took me 1 month to finish AWS cloud practitioner and gonna schedule my exam for next week. Once I pass the test, off to AWS solution architect.

@NotKrystalhere

2 жыл бұрын

Any suggestions for someone leaving banking now how to jump into IT supp or other suggestions??

@erythsea

2 жыл бұрын

7 years??? Holy

@erythsea

2 жыл бұрын

@@NotKrystalhere just apply

@sinchanatk1449

Жыл бұрын

How you get into AWS any training or self learning?

hoorah I needed aws to host a very large sql script my computer can’t handle perfect timing!

@itsme7570

3 жыл бұрын

Looks like you lucked out bud

Just did AWS Cloud Practitioner.. will be doing this shortly

@bugr33d0_hunter8

3 жыл бұрын

I knew there was a catch. Asking for credit card. . . Thats the oldest trick in the book. I took your word for it and put money on a throw away CC. I put in the info, a few times with a few different cards. Still doesn't work. At least you had good intentions.

Hey NetworkChuck, just an idea. When you are showing new users how to set up an AWS account, or any cloud account, it would be a good idea to show them how to set up budget alerts just so if someone does tinker around they know if they are accumulating real cost.

Straight, simple and to the point! Thanks Chuck

@bugr33d0_hunter8

3 жыл бұрын

I knew there was a catch. Asking for credit card. . . Thats the oldest trick in the book. I took your word for it and put money on a throw away CC. I put in the info, a few times with a few different cards. Still doesn't work. At least you had good intentions.

I just passed my AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Exam last week. I look forward to learning the Solutions Architect Associate next.

@MsBalanced1

3 жыл бұрын

Congrats! How did you prepare?

@stevedubejr.1294

2 жыл бұрын

@@MsBalanced1 I bounced between Pluralsight, ITPro.tv, and the AWS Practitioners Study Guide. I also decided to prepare at the end by getting quizzes from Whizlabs. The quizzes helped me the most to make sure I was learning and retaining the material being covered since there wasn't much hands-on work to do.

@cyprianrick7478

2 жыл бұрын

@@stevedubejr.1294 Please do you have icq? Will like to know more about this Aws. Thanks

@fr33bird.33

Жыл бұрын

How is it??

This is good advice. The cloud is... inevitable. I'm learning Azure instead of AWS because I got two free vouchers from Microsoft a while back. The main advantage over AWS is that they've made it VERY easy to move local domains to Microsoft 365 and thus Azure. But AWS is still ahead in just about everything else.

@ShadowBroker761

3 жыл бұрын

adolfojp I worked with AWS before, as a developer and it was a pain to use, I work for a major healthcare company and they are moving to Azure and we have done a few trainings with Microsoft directly and I am so impressed with how well done it is, and how easy it is for anyone to use it in any it position. Plus Azure’s failover is just amazing, IMO you are better off to learn Azure over AWS.

@jtexasboyz3805

3 жыл бұрын

@@ShadowBroker761 Learn the basics of both

@tonyme7426

3 жыл бұрын

I am an AWS SA and a Azure SA. It is actually easier with AWS.

@tonyme7426

3 жыл бұрын

@@jtexasboyz3805 The basics are the same, they just use different names for the services.

When an article ranks "blockchain" as number 1, that article isn’t actually 100% reliable.

@chrisE815

2 жыл бұрын

😄

@beats4life971

2 жыл бұрын

U don't understand da block 🤐

I started in AWS but honestly GCP is amazing and my favorite cloud platform rn.

@bugr33d0_hunter8

3 жыл бұрын

I knew there was a catch. Asking for credit card. . . Thats the oldest trick in the book. I took your word for it and put money on a throw away CC. I put in the info, a few times with a few different cards. Still doesn't work. At least you had good intentions.

@Jimbo46

3 жыл бұрын

@@bugr33d0_hunter8 huh?

@bugr33d0_hunter8

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jimbo46 oops. That was for the main feed. Lol. Sorry James. 😬

I’m hearing GCP is on the rise and it’s going up real quick

@BurnaBwoi

3 жыл бұрын

Yup a lot of companies prefer GCP because of cost and G Suite due to familiarity with Gmail/Drive/Docs. You really can’t go wrong any of the big 3 cloud providers. A lot of bigger companies have a mix, at mines we use both AWS & Azure for specific reasons. But I know companies that use AWS & GCP.

@trantoan6985

3 жыл бұрын

I am using GCP too

Set budget alerts REALLLLY LOW or you’ll be ruined with AWS charges

@danjelhysenaj7795

3 жыл бұрын

Man unless you overpass your limit as free tier then you will pay money.

@bugr33d0_hunter8

3 жыл бұрын

See i knew there was a catch.

@bugr33d0_hunter8

3 жыл бұрын

I knew there was a catch. Asking for credit card. . . Thats the oldest trick in the book. I took your word for it and put money on a throw away CC. I put in the info, a few times with a few different cards. Still doesn't work. At least you had good intentions.

Hell no I need to learn CCNA out the coffee pot down bro stop getting side tracked and continue the course..... Lol xxx

@bugr33d0_hunter8

3 жыл бұрын

I knew there was a catch. Asking for credit card. . . Thats the oldest trick in the book. I took your word for it and put money on a throw away CC. I put in the info, a few times with a few different cards. Still doesn't work. At least you had good intentions.

To learn all the stuff Chucks recommend, you will need a second life 😅, next video might be "You need to get a 2nd life RIGHT NOW!" Just kidding, cool stuff Chuck. I love to see, that you are doing what you love and you love what you are doing. Same here btw. 🤓I was able to make my passion my life and my life my passion.

@The-Heart-Will-Testify

3 жыл бұрын

I need a 2nd life now, coronavirus took my 1st life.

Chill, that's like 54 things I have to learn, now. Give me a break.

offtopic: How can i grow a beard like yours?

@stiprus_garsas

3 жыл бұрын

Step one: be Chad

7 hours on a $10 course will NOT get you anywhere close to passing the SAA-C02 exam. If you like hearing Chuck's voice like he does, by all means, plop down a tenner but don't expect to pass the exam. The only thing you'll pass is time.

@trence5

3 жыл бұрын

so what do you recommend?

@kjanuary76002

3 жыл бұрын

@@trence5 Here is what I got in the mail from Stephane Maarek at Udemy today: Udemy just had the biggest sale of the season and it just ended… but I want to extend it! You can grab all my courses at $9.99 - the lowest price possible on Udemy - with the code AUG_20_SALE_EXTENDED (valid until Friday at midnight PST) All the links below contain the coupon AUG_20_SALE_EXTENDED, so just click on the image or links to have the coupon automatically applied. You can find an index of all my courses at the end of this email. Happy learning :) - Stephane

You are seriously amazing. I appreciate your videos along with the guys you made your course with far more than I could ever attempt to explain in this comment box…. I’m from Mississippi man, like the most tech illiterate state in the US from as far as I can tell…. Having someone able to break down these things like you do is a blessing and it means so much, especially to a person who is trying so hard to learn without any previous knowledge or experience and almost no one around locally to advise or explain how this stuff works. Thank you again and if there is ever a chance that you see this and would ever consider one on one teaching, just know that I would be willing to do just about anything in order to get that kind of help. Have a great day man.

Whenever I'm lonely, I watch Chuck's videos b/c it is like he is talking to me deeply. Yes, I watch them two three, or more times.

Started watching the AWS training over past two days after reading similar certification recommendations. Bought the course- perfect timing!

I followed along in the 10 minutes before my shift started and got all the way through before I had to clock in. Yes, this is my work account, no I definitely wasn't on the clock while doing this. This was awesome, thanks.

You will never know how much I appreciate this channel 🙏

Got my Network+ yesterday and started looking into the AWS Cloud Practitioner last night. Your timing is impeccable...

Just purchased the course, set up my AWS account and launched my virtual server! All done within 5 minutes, couldn't be easier, hopefully another feather in my IT cap.

It is crazy that i've seen this video in my recommendations for close to 4 years, never watched it but now that I work at Amazon and am considering becoming a solutions Architect it was cool to set up the account and the virtual machine by watching a 7.5 minute video. And even though the AWS website has changed I was able to follow and find all the correct links and tabs to to exactly what you did. Looking forward to this journey.

That was great Chuck all setup. Really appreciate how your videos give me more information in 10 minutes than most people give me in 2 hours. Thanks man!

Great (FAST) intro to jump into AWS. Reminds me of when I was first starting to learn Virtualization, just without the bill to worry about. Make sure to setup bill alerts just incase, you never know when you hit the wrong button.

thank you for the set up guide. i really appreciate it.

Just tried it, its changed a bit but all of what he said was there and it was spot on! thanks!

Yes, I was able to do that. Thanks for putting this together. Just learning about cloud computing and this is really an eye-opener.

you are an awesome teacher/trainer... I am learning so much from you without falling to sleep like other training video. May God bless you

THANK YOU for zooming in! Mobile viewing your videos is a pleasure!

Finally bought your course! thank you for all the YT videos you make

Set up my AWS and I'm extremely excited about this journey he's taking me on.

@cyprianrick7478

2 жыл бұрын

Please do you have icq? Will like to know more about this Aws. Thanks

Ty for all the content. Just passed my net+ yesterday using your videos to study. Now in going to do this aws cert!

I must say you have the best way to explain and to convince Chuck . I got my RHCSA was about to think if I can start with AWS , now am more convinced to do it 😅 see you in class 🏃🏾‍♂️🏃🏾‍♂️🏃🏾‍♂️

I want to get started on cloud right now, but I have to get my 2nd security cert first. Great content!

Putting the fire under me! I've about half-way through cloud guru's AWS Certified Solution Architect, and now I'll use this as a refresher when I finish. Thanks for discount @NetworkChuck

Bro!! I did it..a few pause and rewinds but I got it. Thanks Chuck!

I did it! Thanks to you, my friend. I am on my journey to becoming certified some day soon. Also, your videos are a pleasure to watch and learn from, keep up the good work!

I made my first virtual machine in AWS by just doing what you said, wow that was easy.

We love our partnership with AWS. It's been the best deal so far...

Thanks man! This helped me get going again, my old company i worked with used it and it's just been a while since i've messed with it. Gracais!

Love the super quick demo. How all quick dive demos should be. 👍👍👍

Let's go! I bought the course and finished the first module.

Love Udemy and got a ton of Bombal's courses. Excited to get learning AWS.

VERY well done! Clear, concise and to the point. Thank you Chuck

Took My SAA-C02 Exam August 1st and got a 684. Will be retaking before the month is over and really loving my new study material. I previously used acloudguru and whizlabs but I feel for the SAA-C02 version those sources aren't as in depth as what im using now. Digital cloud. His new SAA-C02 course is great, and yhe test cover all the topics i didnt recognize on my exam or that I found on my updated acloudguru and whizlabs courses. Ima knock mine out soon and good vibes to everyone out there working on theirs also! We got this guys!!

Yes, I was able to create and connect to my AWS LiNUX machine. I'm definitely purchasing and learning AWS.

Already on it. Was already on this path a couple years ago after choosing between CCNA (Which brought me here) and AWS/Google after I got my feet wet on the helpdesk. I am now spoiled with WFH and cloud and linux administration will definitely be my focus going forward.

Still trying to get CCNP Encor done but this is a no brainer. Definitely going AWS next. As usual your video got me motivated for this even more. : )

Did manage to setup by just following your steps. Thanks

You were so fast that I needed to check if I didn't put the video speed to 2.0 by mistake. Great video, it's good not to stop to advance, the setup was quite simple!

I was able to do this. I have AWS certification coming up on April 10. This is a big help. Thank you.

I made a Windows, Ubuntu and Amazon VM. At the beginning was tricky to make the connection but I found my way around specially for the Windows one…. I just starting on IT

Dude...friggin' awesome. By the time I get through half of these tutorials I'm ready to fall asleep. Not w/ you! You got str8 to the point w/out the boring 'fluff'. Much respect and thanks for taking the time to make this.

Thanks so much @Network Chuck , you make learning very easy. As a complete beginner in cloud computing, your teaching have really helped me

Completed AWS CCP a few months back, currently studying for AWS SAA and Azure Administrator back to back, the cloud is incredible.

@bananaman2002

2 жыл бұрын

Did you get a job

people like you Chuck......thank you for the inspiration you give im a tech but Ive seen I can actually learn new stuff thanks to you

Just got the course because NetworkChuck was involved. Love your videos! Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪 🤓

Perfect instructions, got myself up and running. Time to dig a little deeper.

man, I really like this video, how is explained, everything is smooth, good job!

@bugr33d0_hunter8

3 жыл бұрын

I knew there was a catch. Asking for credit card. . . Thats the oldest trick in the book. I took your word for it and put money on a throw away CC. I put in the info, a few times with a few different cards. Still doesn't work. At least you had good intentions.

You are the only 'youtuber' I never fall asleep watching and listening Great👍 and thank you

I can tell you truly love what you do. That is refreshing!😁

I DID IT I am so proud of myself and thanks to you i might just get those classes thanks chuck

Personally Chuck I think that you are one of the best KZreadr "in the world". I'm writing from Italy and I love All of yours video and suggestions! Thanks a lot! 🙂✌️🇮🇹

Chuck never stop being awesome!

Thanks for giving a lil taste of AWS I was able to follow along and create the virtual machine on my account.

Thank you! Just what I needed!