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AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Course

Udemy

2 recommenders · 2 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2022–2023 · score 2.8

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A Udemy course preparing learners for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam, covering the AWS ecosystem as a whole at an introductory level. Commenters note some versions include practice exercises.

Commenters suggest it as a quick, practical way to understand the AWS ecosystem and pass the first AWS certification, with one saying it takes about a month.

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  1. RecommendsMuhammad_Cr/learnprogramming2023in “Web dev deployment help”

    AWS-wise, if you wanted a better understanding of the ecosystem then I’d recommend purchase a Udemy course, or watch YouTube Videos, for the AWS Cloud Practitioner or one of the other certification training videos. They tend to cover AWS as a whole and some have practice exercises to do

  2. RecommendsthatVisitingHasherr/ExperiencedDevs2022in “What's the big deal with AWS as a requirement for Backend Dev”▲ 9

    The first aws and azure Cert is really simple. Just take a udemy course and get it. Probably take a month. You’ll know enough to pass an interview and participate in team discussions.

  3. Mentionsgeeeznutsr/learnprogramming2023in “I have access to everything on Udemy”▲ 5

    I have the same at my work and use it intermittently between busy periods. For the most part, the stack you work in should be something you're learning as you go on the job. Taking Udemy courses on the same stuff will feel redundant very quickly, but might help early on. I have been using my…

  4. Mentionsummmmm-wutr/learnprogramming2022in “Course or Bootcamp recommendation”▲ 1

    AWS will be a steep learning curve, but I suggest the Stephane Maarek courses on Udemy for that. Django and React are just frameworks so I would focus on learning Python and JavaScript primarily, and then you can figure out the frameworks pretty quick. For both those languages I think Colt Steele…

  5. Mentionsruicoderr/learnprogramming2015in “I'm having trouble finding a language/tutorial I can stick with”

    I would recommend trying one of Udacity's beginner courses. Their learning model requires students to actively learn the material. I know they have introductory courses in Python.

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