AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Certification Course (CLF-C02) – Pass the Exam!

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• Hi. Just passed the exam. Thank you for the guidance!!

• Okay. Writing this just 20 mins after completing my CLF-CO2 certification,

  PASS grade shown at the end of my exam!

  Watched this whole video in a month, with breaks here and there, I took notes for up to 12 hours then felt lazy so started listening for the remainder of the session. Services I couldn't understand, I watched Hands on, I didn't practice anything in the console though (even if I have worked with a few compute/security services in my Organization) Bought his exams subscription for 29$ and tried them all out. Bought Stephen Maarek's questions too, Kananinirav's (Sorry Name) – GitHub Repository of 23 question papers each with 50 questions, tried it all out… Passed all these practices, for the most – in a decent way. Compute is usually my strong suit with Security/Global Architecture so I understood it to the full, learnt a lot of things too! But stuff I found hard honestly, I remembered it using key words/points – considering the number of service names we needed to know, felt logical. Received PASS grade once I finished my OnVUE exam online and I'm waiting for my cert/batch/detailed results which will come in 4-5 business days.

  Thank you My man – Andrew! Definitely Returning back after a short deserved break for that Associate level cert, though idk which among the 3 I wanna pick. I'm not a Dev, so Associate Developer is prolly out of the bag (for now) – So folks, any advice? SysOps Admin or Architect? Help me my peeps.

  Much Love ♥️ Laters

• Are you saying "a-dib-us"?

• 8:52:38 ….

• Great course! just passed the exam. Thanks Andrew Brown

• Are there remote part-time job opportunities available for people who got this AWS certification?

• I just now finished my CPC exam. This video was a massive help. Thank you so much.

  For everyone’s benefit-

  I largely listened to this video about a million times. Repeating sections until I felt I had a strong grasp. Sometimes I still didn’t “get it” and went to other videos on YouTube, mostly for discreet topics like Elastic Beanstalk, and specifics related to databases. I needed more foundational understanding related to SQL v NoSQL. Once I got that, I came back here and things started to make sense, in terms of AWS DB services.

  Unlike some of the others here, I did not study in one day. I’ve been studying for roughly 1-2 months, took 5-6 practice exams, and have lots of notes. Coming into the exam I still felt under prepared, but then when going through the exam I felt like I was appropriately prepared. The practice exams were actually far more difficult than the real thing, which was quite helpful.

• You´re the goat

• failed this course is bad :(( !!!

• 17:13 Exam guide
  28:50

• Nice video but the hardware servers with becoming cheaper there is a reason to still use on-prem in my view, so a hybrid model is best for big companies (for example on-prem, Azure and AWS). The cloud is actually not cheaper in some cases just easier 😉

• Dude, please. Edit your videos. We don´t need to waste 15 minutes watching your trial and error process to make something work, like the CloudFormation part from 4h15m to 4h30m. Also, there is a huge lot of outdated interfaces.

• 1:30:34——-is S3 global ?,I can see in my aws console ,it's not global.

• 2:06:33

• I passed my exam today. got 790 score and i studied solely from this video and practiced questions from different websites and that's all

• does this course work? anyone have no knowledge and use this to pass. Do you need practise with anything or how many times you watch

• Thanks a lot for this course, I approved my exam yesterday!!

• Passed the exam. Thank you for the video and sample test.

• 1:13:58 You would say "Yaasssss"

• 10:13:30 where you know Andrew Brown has a steam account maybe we can see him doing a gaming stream?

• any resource for the aws cloud voucher

• I highly recommend going through the official AWS content on AWS Skill Builder website BEFORE coming to this video. The AWS Skill Builder website has very detailed yet simple explanation and it is better organized in collective sections. This video can be used as a refresher or for hands-on purposes later.

• How can we get programming tacs, any work shop you would be thinking on uploading it as a free bee, I am US citizen though,

• Thank you so much..! Just passed the exam.

• passed exam last week, Andrew brown is the best professor

• Are these follow alongs also asked in the exam??? If anyone replies thanks in advance, and would be very grateful for your reply

• For me
  
  00:00:00 Introduction
  
  0:59 Is it right for me?
  
  4:56 AWS Certification Roadmap
  
  9:50 Exam Guide – Content Outline
  
  15:33 Exam Guide Walkthrough
  
  00:46:02 Cloud Concepts
  
  46:04 What is Cloud Computing?
  
  46:46 Evolution of Cloud Hosting
  
  49:42 What is Amazon?
  
  51:16 What is AWS?
  
  53:59 Wat is a CSP?
  
  55:50 Landscapes of CSPs
  
  1:00:40 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Cloud
  
  1:03:46 Common Cloud Services
  
  1:04:58 AWS Technology Overview
  
  1:06:05 AWS Services Preview
  
  1:07:30 Evolution of Computing
  
  1:12:38 Types of Cloud Computing
  
  1:14:28 Cloud Computing Deployment Models
  
  01:19:34 Getting Started
  
  1:19:38 Create an AWS Account
  
  1:31:06 Overbilling Story
  
  1:35:15 AWS Budgets
  
  1:39:35 AWS Free Tier
  
  1:47:02 Turning on MFA
  
  01:52:15 Digital Transformation
  
  1:52:16 Innovation Waves
  
  1:53:28 Burning Platform
  
  1:54:10 Digital Transformation Checklist
  
  1:55:28 Evolution of Computing Power
  
  1:58:29 Amazon Bracket
  
  02:00:18 The Benefits of Cloud
  
  2:02:14 The 6 Advantages of Cloud
  
  2:04:13 The 6 Advantages of Cloud Doc Reference
  
  2:04:57 The 7 Advantages of Cloud
  
  02:06:32 Global Infrastructure
  
  2:06:34 Global Infra Overview
  
  2:07:50 Global Infra Follow Along
  
  2:10:35 Regions
  
  2:12:59 Regions vs Global Services
  
  2:14:48 Availability Zones
  
  2:17:25 Regions vs AZ Visualised
  
  2:18:32 Selecting Regions & AZs Follow Along
  
  2:22:04 Fault Tolerance
  
  2:25:35 AWS Global Network
  
  2:27:22 Points of Presence (PoP)
  
  2:28:25 Tier 1
  
  2:30:18 AWS Direct Connect
  
  2:31:41 Direct Connect Locations
  
  2:32:15 AWS Local Zones
  
  2:33:35 Wavelength Zones
  
  2:34:47 Data Residency
  
  2:37:27 AWS fro Government
  
  2:38:14 GovCloud
  
  2:39:42 AWS in China
  
  2:42:22 AWS in China Follow Along
  
  2:42:20 Sustainability
  
  2:44:11 Sustainability Follow Along
  
  2:45:24 AWS Ground Station
  
  2:46:43 AWS Outposts
  
  02:49:18 Cloud Architecture
  
  2:49:20 Cloud Architecture Terminologies
  
  2:51:08 High Availability
  
  2:52:12 High Scalability
  
  2:52:50 High Elasticity
  
  2:53:42 Fault Tolerance
  
  2:54:29 High Durability
  
  2:55:08 Business Continuity Plan
  
  2:56:12 Disaster Recovery Options
  
  2:58:52 RTO (Recovery Time Objective) Visualised
  
  3:00:30 RPO Visualised
  
  3:01:50 Architectual Diagram example
  
  3:09:07 HA (High Availability) Follow Along
  
  03:12:40 Management and Developer Tools
  
  3:12:41 AWS API
  
  3:14:38 AWS API Follow Along
  
  3:16:56 AWS Mgmt Console
  
  3:17:45 AWS Mgmt Console Follow Along
  
  3:21:11 Service Console Follow Along
  
  3:24:30 AWS Account ID
  
  3:25:32 AWS Account ID Follow Along
  
  3:29:13 AWS Tools for PowerShell
  
  3:37:40 Amazon Resource Names (ARNs)
  
  3:39:35 ARN Follow Along
  
  3:41:56 AWS CLI
  
  3:43:41 AWS CLI Follow Along
  
  3:56:06 AWS SDK
  
  3:56:51 AWS SDK Follow Along
  
  4:11:52 AWS CloudShell
  
  4:13:06 Infrastructure as Code
  
  4:14:34 CloudFormation
  
  4:15:30 CloudFormation Follow Along
  
  4:30:32 CDK (Cloud Development Kit)
  
  4:32:46 CDK Follow Along
  
  4:41:26 AWS Toolkit for VSCode
  
  4:42:36 Access Keys
  
  4:44:58 Access Keys Follow Along
  
  4:46:51 AWS Documentation
  
  4:47:59 AWS Documentation Follow Along
  
  04:50:13 Shared Responsibility Model
  
  4:51:13 AWS Shared Responsibility Model
  
  4:54:44 Types of Cloud Responsibilities
  
  4:57:02 Shared Responsibility for Compute
  
  5:03:36 Shared Responsibility Model Alternate
  
  5:07:56 Shared Responsibility Model Architecture
  
  05:09:10 Compute
  
  5:10:46 VMs, Containers & Serverless
  
  5:13:32 Compute Follow Along
  
  5:32:56 High Performace Compute (HPC)
  
  5:24:52 HPC Follow Along
  
  5:51:14 Edge & Hybrid
  
  5:53:00 Edge Computing Follow Along
  
  6:00:48 Cost & Capacity Mgmt
  
  06:02:37 Storage Services
  
  6:05:17 Intro to S3
  
  6:07:07 S3 Storage Classes
  
  6:09:42 AWS Snow Family
  
  6:11:43 Storage Services
  
  6:15:02 S3 Follow Along
  
  6:22:22 EBS Follow Along
  
  6:25:12 EFS Follow Along
  
  6:34:47 SNOW Family Follow Along
  
  06:40:15 Databases
  
  6:41:46 Data Warehouses
  
  6:43:18 Key Value Store
  
  6:45:01 Document Database
  
  6:46:01 NoSQL Database Services
  
  6:47:49 Relational Database Services
  
  6:50:37 Other Database Services
  
  6:52:37 DynamoDB Follow Along
  
  6:57:24 RDS Follow Along
  
  7:03:43 Redshift Follow Along
  
  07:10:28 Networking
  
  7:10:29 Cloud-Native Networking Services
  
  7:11:59 Enterprise/Hybrid Networking Services
  
  7:13:04 VPC & Subnets
  
  7:14:41 Security Groups vs NACLs
  
  7:15:59 Security Groups vs NACLs Follow Along
  
  7:29:37 AWS CloudFront
  
  07:32:16 EC2
  
  7:33:49 EC2 Instance Families
  
  7:36:31 EC2 Instance Types
  
  7:38:19 Dedicated Host vs Dedicated Instances
  
  7:40:24 EC2 Tenancy
  
  7:41:09 Launch an EC2, SSH & Session Manager
  
  8:10:35 Launch an ASG (Auto Scaling Group)
  
  8:14:58 Launch an ALB (Application Load Balancer)
  
  8:21:31 EC2 Cleanup
  
  08:23:59 EC2 Pricing Models
  
  8:26:08 On-Demand
  
  8:27:41 Reserved (Reserved Instances)
  
  8:30:58 RI (Reserved Instances) Attributes
  
  8:31:51 Regional & Zonal RI
  
  8:33:06 RI Limits
  
  8:24:14 Capacity Reservations
  
  8:35:27 Standard vs Convertible RI
  
  8:36:34 RI Marketplace
  
  8:37:51 Spot
  
  8:39:11 Dedicated
  
  8:41:05 Savings Plan
  
  08:42:58 Identity
  
  8:42:59 Zero-Trust Model
  
  8:44:42 Zero-Trust on AWS
  
  8:45:05 Zero-Trust on AWS with Third Parties
  
  8:49:51 Directory Services
  
  8:51:11 Active Directory
  
  8:52:18 Identity Providers
  
  8:54:27 Single-Sign-on
  
  8:55:18 LDAP
  
  8:56:21 Multi-Factor-Authenication
  
  8:57:17 Security Keys
  
  8:58:32 AWS IAM
  
  8:59:55 Anatomy of an IAM Policy
  
  9:01:55 IAM Policies Follow Along
  
  9:21:46 Principle-of-least-Priviledge
  
  9:24:04 AWS Account Root User
  
  9:27:22 AWS SSO
  
  09:28:44 Application Integration
  
  9:28:45 Intro ro Application Integration
  
  9:29:28 Queuing & SQS
  
  9:30:38 Streaming and Kinesis
  
  9:31:50 PubSub & SNS
  
  9:33:59 API Gateway & Amazon API Gateway
  
  9:35:18 State Machines & AWS Step Functions
  
  9:36:13 Event Bus & AWS Event Bridge
  
  9:38:06 Application Integration Services
  
  09:40:11 Containers
  
  9:40:12 VMs vs Containers
  
  9:42:42 Microservices?
  
  9:44:10 Kubernetes
  
  9:45:32 Docker
  
  9:47:11 Podman
  
  9:48:13 Container Services
  
  09:51:00 Governance
  
  09:51:00 Organisations & Accounts
  
  09:53:40 AWS Control Tower
  
  09:55:40 AWS Config
  
  09:57:18 AWS Config Follow Along
  
  10:05:04 AWS Quick Starts
  
  10:05:55 AWS QuickStarts Follow Along
  
  10:08:26 Tagging
  
  10:09:30 Tag Name Follow Along
  
  10:10:36 Resource Groups
  
  10:11:30 Resource Groups Follow Along
  
  10:17:14 Business Centric Services
  
  10:19:27 Provisioning
  
  10:19:28 Provisioning Services
  
  10:22:12 AWS Elastic Beanstalk
  
  10:28:46 AWS Elastic Beanstalk Follow Along
  
  10:40:22 Serverless
  
  10:42:42 Serverless Services
  
  10:44:52 Windows on AWS
  
  10:46:35 EC2 Windows Follow Along
  
  10:51:43 AWS License Manager
  
  10:53:33 Logging
  
  10:54:57 AWS CloudTrail
  
  10:56:33 CloudWatch Alarm
  
  10:57:32 Anatomy of an Alarm
  
  10:58:39 Log Events
  
  11:00:15 Log Insights
  
  11:01:35 CloudWatch Metrics
  
  11:02:17 AWS CloudWatch Follow Along
  
  11:07:26 ML AI BigData
  
  11:07:27 Intro to ML & AI
  
  11:09:18 AI & ML Services
  
  11:12:41 BigData & Analytics Services
  
  11:17:01 Amazon QuickSight
  
  11:18:14 QuickSight Follow Along
  
  11:27:38 ML & AI Services – Extended
  
  11:30:11 Generative AI
  
  11:30:59 ML & DL Frameworks and Tools
  
  11:34:27 Apache MXNet
  
  11:36:01 Intel?
  
  11:38:33 Intel Xeon Scalable & Intel Gaudi
  
  11:40:24 GPU
  
  11:42:01 CUDA
  
  11:44:41 AWS Well Architected Framework
  
  11:46:12 General Definitions
  
  11:47:31 On Architecture
  
  11:49:27 Amazon Leadership Principles
  
  11:50:59 General Design Principles
  
  11:52:47 Anatomy of a Pillar
  
  11:53:49 Operational Excellence
  
  11:55:09 Security
  
  11:56:38 Reliability
  
  11:57:47 Performance Efficiency
  
  11:59:15 Cost Optimisation
  
  12:00:41 AWS Well-Architected-Tool
  
  12:01:22 AWS Well-Architected-Tool Follow Along
  
  12:05:20 AWS Architecture Center
  
  12:06:24 TCO and Migration
  
  12:06:25 Total Cost of Ownership
  
  12:09:33 CAPEX vs OPEX
  
  12:10:59 Shifting-IT Personnel
  
  12:12:36 AWS Pricing Calculator
  
  12:13:58 AWS Pricing Calculator Follow Along
  
  12:16:07 Migration Evaluator
  
  12:16:53 VM Import Export
  
  12:17:45 Database Migration Service
  
  12:19:57 Cloud Adoption Framework
  
  12:22:30 Billing and Pricing
  
  12:22:28 AWS Free Services
  
  12:23:26 AWS Support Plans
  
  12:28:11 TAM – Techinical Account Manager
  
  12:29:57 AWS Support Follow Along
  
  12:37:22 AWS Marketplace
  
  12:38:20 AWS Marketplace Follow Along
  
  12:39:31 Consolidated Billing
  
  12:42:32 AWS Trusted Advisor
  
  12:45:41 AWS Trusted Advisor Follow Along
  
  12:50:22 SLAs
  
  12:51:51 SLA Examples
  
  12:54:40 AWS SLA Follow Along
  
  12:55:15 Service Health Dashboard
  
  12:55:55 AWS Personal Health Dashboard
  
  12:56:48 AWS Abuse
  
  12:58:26 AWS Abuse Follow Along
  
  12:59:08 AWS Free Tier
  
  13:02:02 AWS Credits
  
  13:03:01 AWS Partner Network
  
  13:05:20 AWS Budgets
  
  13:07:03 AWS Budget Reports
  
  13:07:34 AWS Cost & Usage Reports
  
  13:08:42 Cost Allocation Tags
  
  13:09:30 Billing Alarms
  
  13:10:18 AWS Cost Explorer
  
  13:11:40 AWS Cost Explorer Follow Along
  
  13:13:55 Programmatiic Pricing APIs
  
  13:14:58 AWS Savings Plan Follow Along

• Is it okay if I just watch video, take notes and do practice test? Or do I need to make the account on AWS and follow on those parts?

• Im so confused is all that stuff at the beginning necessary? The IAM and the bucket and the credit card i encountered none of that just had to make an aws skill builder account and i got the exam guide practice questions and survey. Is that wrong?

• Can you explain what the budgets are for? What scenario would we be setting a budget?

• Let's be clear, Jeff Bezos has the privilege to count on an investment from his dissident father to start the company, the amount given to him was 250000 dollars. Not everyone has that kind of money to start anything.

• Thanks, I just passed my exam.

• I'm thinking of starting a career in cloud computing. I don't have a graduation degree. Is the AWS Cloud Practitioner course a good pathway to begin my career? Please share your experience in this sector.

• @8:52:54 lol

• I just passed my exam this afternoon and this course was a huge help. I would definitely recommend it and the associated course. If you use the course and the practice exams you will be more than prepared.

• Is it neccessary to do the follow alongs just to pass the exam?

• Great work! Cannot believe this person talked continuously for more than 14 hours!

• Test

• passed the exam using this as a learning tool. It's great, i highly recommend this video. understand the concepts and you'll pass the exam. the free practice exam on exampro really helped as well. hope that helps.

• Just got the certification this morning 778 points, no prior experience🎉🎉🎉.

  This was my process:
  1. AWS Cloudquest 3 days.
  2. This Youtube video 5 days.
  3. Practice exams (paid version on tutorialsdojo) 3 days.

  You can do it!!!

• I want to clarify the difference between dedicated instance vs dedicated host. 7:41:00 says that the 'server always lives here', which means that the location of your instance remains constant and this isn't true. Your instance can be moved to different servers if its started/stopped, dedicated instance just means that wherever it moves, it won't be shared by any other account. Dedicated host on the other hand means that the after starting/stopping, the instance remains on the same server always.

• where can I download the slides of the lecture?

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