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Brilliant! You have done a great job! Have 90% from this test and feel much more confident. Got a question for you. Do you think the real exam questions are harder or the same level? Greetings from Armenia.
Great work! The difficulty level will be similar to these questions.
What a summery, super
Thanks for checking it out. More to come soon!
I am starting today to learn AWS and will be using you video as a main guide into the CLOUD
Thanks for checking it out. Let me know if you have any questions along the way!
just wrote the exam and passed. i used this video to help, and other videos on this platform. i also did the practice exam by AWS. Don't memorize the questions, these are practice to enforce the concepts. Study the concepts, and understand the content. Once you understand the concepts, then any question you'll be able to answer. Some questions are straightforward, and some are conceptual to test your understanding of the concepts. Hope that help...
I am a bit confused by the answer that was chosen for question #24. A customer is trying to patch host operating system of an EC2 instance. Based on the AWS shared responsibility model, who is responsible? Isn't the answer supposed to be AWS, since the question says host OS? Can someone explain?
Is it still valid ?
Just came to say thank you for the course. I wrote my EXAM this morning and passed. Thank you for your course. It was long and worth it
Congrats!
I'm a sophomore taking CS I want to get into aws should start with ccp or go straight for the solutions architect cert
Amazing explanation of TCL to a beginner like myself, thank you
Always found your content so much easier to digest, plus much more in-depth compared to others. Keep up the great work mate!
Thank you, I just completed your course. I enjoyed the journey. I am writing , hope to pass this exam. I am happy that I can say, I fully understand AWS cloud now. Thank you!!
Thank you
Thank you so much I passed my SAA-C03 exam. "your videos" and "certifiedumps" study guide + practice test helped me to pass my exam.
These look great for fast-tracking developing job-ready skills, as a complement to your cert courses. Curious what other puzzle pieces you'd recommend for the self-studier preparing for their first cloud job (guess that's an overly broad objective...)
Great resource to get an overview on the relevant topics!
Thank you so much for the support!
62/65 correct 💯🎉 I am so glad 😊
Don't you think these questions are very easy and basic level??I mean this much easy questions are asked in the exam?? really??
This is easily the most digestible set of practice questions I have seen. Your pacing is great, the questions test the CONCEPTS and not just rote memorization of the questions, and sitting with the questions and looking up things I didn't know really made me come away with it not just feeling like I learned something, but motivated to keep studying. Definitely checking out more of your videos. Thank you!
Amazing, thanks for checking out the video! You’ve got the right approach in taking your time and over learning around the exam topic themes…especially if you have plans to take the SAA! The bit of extra time builds a great foundation and will make the SAA all that much easier. Good luck with the CCP and let me know if you have any questions along the way!
Sir, your course is amazing i'm on 1:33 hour and i didn't find links u said it was there? it not showing up can u help me?
I am using this as learning and a test to see if i am ready for an exam. With this in mind, an short (key point) examination would be useful for the questions.
@cloudvikings: I'm also learning for the SAA-C03 exam, besides using your paid questions set, I'm using also AWS Skill builder to improve my knowledge. In Skill builder i can find multiple courses a) Solutions Architect - Knowledge Badge Readiness Path (~55h! lessons) and b) Exam Prep Standard Course: AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate (SAA-C03) (~4,5h lessons). However the first one seems to provide much more in-depth information and also provides a test exam with ~50 questions. Those questions are much more difficult, than the test exam in the prep course. Also I realized, that the questions in your test exams are pretty much on the same difficulty level like in b). My question is now, can I assume that the real exam questions will be also "that easy". I would appreciate a lot, if you can shed some light on the purpose of "Solutions Architect - Knowledge Badge Readiness Path" and if this is really the optimal way to prepare for exam ?
Thank you very much for this sir!
I'm a backend developer who recently started deploying on AWS. I've learned a lot and got things working, but I want to ensure I'm using the best practices and solutions for our needs. I'm also growing interested in cloud architecture, particularly aiming to become an AWS Solution Architect. Your video on the Cloud Practitioner for the CLF-02 is helping me a lot!
I passed AWS certification cloud practitioner exam today. Your videos and practice test helped me a lot ❤ I appreciate it thanks
Amazing! Thanks for the support. Keep going!
How does D option in the 1st question prevent creation of multiple unique orders?
Could someone explain why the answer to 43 is application load balancer
With this question, I tried to highlight the HTTP protocol traffic. ALB operates at layer 7 and provides more features for HTTP traffic. This page will be a good reference, especially the summary table comparing the different load balancers. - aws.amazon.com/compare/the-difference-between-the-difference-between-application-network-and-gateway-load-balancing/#seo-faq-pairs#summary-of-differences-application-network-and-gateway-load-balancing
I got the exam, it's a great regresher for pros and a great starting point for the newer folks like me. I've been in the IT world fir aboutb10 yrs now, so I wasn't completely new.
This was an awesome vid and I'm looking forward to exploring your products. Especially the explanations with the answers.
I feel the answer to question 27 is Amazon SQS rather than Amazon SNS. Can someone please help me with this question?
Thank you so much for this very well structured course, you helped me to pass my test. Thank you so much !
Congrats! Keep going!
Thanks for this amazing work!!'
Thank you very much for the video.
Thanks for checking it out! Hope it helped decide if the CCP is the right path for you.
Isnt 14 question answer AWS Region ?
When will this full course be complete?
May be around July/Aug depending on work/family time demands. Thinking I’ll take some vacation time soon and try to get a lot of lessons done.
Thanks for the reply -What would u recommend in the mean time? @@cloudvikings
Please give me a clarity that after this aws cloud practitioner exam Will i get free certification for scoring good marks Or should i pay for this certification..!??
I appreciate you explaining everything thoroughly instead of rushing through like its a recap.
I appreciate you taking your time to explain it all thoroughly, most channels just speed through like a refresher. I want an actual course and teacher like this video!
Where can I find the follow up activities?
What are the topics not covered here??? which are introduced in CLF-02, i have exam this sunday?? im just starting do you have and suggestions for me?
Question 18 has some issues. Aws WAF also prevents DDoS, same as AWS shield Then your question has its correct answers terribly tilted towards option D. Its easy to just guess the correct answer
I thought the same about 18 but going back in my notes from class I see that Shield is SPECIFICALLY for preventing DDoS attacks ... so it would be the best answer.
Just did my exam and got my pass! a lot of the questions covered here were on the exam, thank you!!
@jussaraxavier2830 Approximately how many questions you got from this video?
Kindly add the links you keep referring to. Its probably an issue from our end (Africa) but I reckon they would be helpful + the blog links. Thank you!! now back to Domain 2!
Here is my problem: I can't tell you what the answer is until all the multiple choices answer pop up. Then I can pause the video and answer the question most of the time correct. I wish I had a better memory of what said question can do.
Hi Mike. First of all, congrats for such a professional and effective way of teaching! Hats off! I have a few questions if you don't mind. 1) Is there a difference between the youtube video and the one you sell on your website? 2) Is there a way to practice the concepts in AWS platform? 3) Do you know of any AWS cloud glossary? Thank you!
Hi, thanks for the questions! 1) For the CCP course, the video lessons are the same as on the site, just the site has them through a course player which makes it easier to navigate and saves your progress. There's also some additional text based lessons which are just some extra tips and some of the links etc. The CCP course on the site is free through as well, just use the coupon code listed on the course page! 2) Of course, there's a variety of options. You could use your own personal AWS account, or some services offer sandbox training environments you can pay for. These can be a good value or very expensive depending on what want to practice and for how long. Generally, you'd get more experience setting everything up in your own account and likely be able to use the AWS free tier credits for most of your experimentation, but definitely review the AWS free tier details and AWS service pricing so you know what to expect for costs if using your own account to practice in. I am a partner with Skillable and they have some excellent guided AWS labs where you don't have to use your own AWS account and walk you through a variety of real-world AWS configuration scenarios - cloudvikings.io/course/aws-challenge-labs AWS also has some workshops you could go through in your own accounts (again, just be mindful of AWS service costs to use these) workshops.aws/ 3) A pretty good reference for general cloud computing terms and especially AWS services is AWS' own glossary - docs.aws.amazon.com/glossary/latest/reference/glos-chap.html
@@cloudvikings Mike, thanks a lot for taking time to reply! I will enroll in your course this week. Are you planning on creating a course for the AWS architecture associate?
Great, yeah reach out any time. Always happy to help! I have started an SAA course. It's early in it's journey and haven't had much spare time to lately, but slowly getting some lessons done for that. If you're interested in checking that out as well just message me through the course on my site and I'll enrol you as a beta tester. The lessons I have done so far are very complimentary to CCP, so another source of review. Curious about your current starting point with IT, cloud, AWS. What sparked the fire to learn AWS and cloud?
@@cloudvikings Hey Mike. Thanks again! I will spend most of the time on the CCP but can certainly look into the SAA and provide feedback. I have been in IT for more than 10 years sharing responsibilities as a test automation engineer, test manager, business analyst, and people leadership. Well, cloud, cybersecurity and AI, as you know are the focus of many orgs, so just going with the flow. My end goal is to focus on cloud security!
Yup yup
I say go for the solutions architect associate then you can go back and easily pass the practitioner if needed. I agree with going straight to security after the associates, actually the professional can be the last ones you take b
Yes, the CCP would be quite easy going back to it after the SAA. My thoughts here are: - Why you would want the CCP after the SAA other than to just collect another cert? You would typically wouldn't be learning anything new from the CCP exam scope. - The SAA may be to large of a scope for some people starting out with cloud computing. There's a ton learn if you're essentially starting from zero. Some may get overwhelmed or just give up due to the level of effort. For those just starting out, the CCP is a more attainable stepping stone and can help build a good foundation of knowledge to build on as they start to explore the SAA scope of things.
@@cloudvikings good points. Yes, getting the CCP after the SAA is purely for cert collection. I also see your point on SAA being too large for a beginner.
Your way of teaching is awesome,and i love how much efforts u have put into making of the tutorial...but i have a few things as i stand in the middle of the course.. 1.I can't see those options or hyperlinks in your website as well😓. 2.can u also say if the white papers and other documentations u r suggesting r mandatory to go through?.i am actually preferring to follow your 7 hr course without referring aws sheets ,i hope the knowledge from uour course alone would be sufficient for the exam?
I would appreciate a course on Docker if you can
Thanks. I'll add it to my backlog. My pace of building out the course lessons in my limited spare time these days is quite slow, but after I get the SAA course done I'll have to see what folks are after the most.
I failed the exam today. I realize I didnt study enough and want to retake it. I tried to use this promo code after I failed it and it doesnt work. You must use it before you buy the test. So this is not really helpful for those of us that already took the exam and are now finding this out.
same here