Used for the AWS Developer Associate… Used for the AWS Developer Associate with Exam Tips and exam questions. You stepped up your game for study questions between Solutions architect and the Developer exams. I am leery of using ACG for SysOps because the material appears too outdated since the test has been redesigned for 2021. I will be using Stephane Maarek’s from Udemy.

Unfortunately ACG is dead I loved this product until Pluralsight aquired ACG. But now its completely broken. Courses are outdated or half-hearted updated, famous series like "AWS this week" discontinued, no new contents, unresponsive support in course forums.

Been using ACG for years but.. Been using A Cloud Guru (ACG) as I really liked the hands on labs they acquired from Linux Academy. Sadly, since Pluralsight acquired ACG, the platform became outdated, with some courses not fully migrated from LA, some broken labs, etc. I took no less than 200 hours of content from this platform, which helped me to pass many certification exams (most of them AWS), but I'm not feeling confident about the platform anymore. Last year I switched to KodeKloud as I found it to be the best platform for my skills (I work as a DevOps Engineer). I'm really thankful for the good years of ACG, but now it's not a platform I could recommend anymore. Edit: Cloud playgrounds are still good imo

ACLOUDGURU MILES AHEAD OF OTHERS. ACLOUDGURU is a very good platform for learning the latest Cloud Technology Courses that will surely help you to advance your career. Another benefit that you get if you subscribe for the premium plan is the access to the Cloud Playground. This feature allows you to set up a full blown learning environment without having to create an AWS Account. To sum it up once you login to ACLOUDGURU you will never go anywhere else. Raj Ghattaoraya.

AZ-301 AZ-301 - The material is never explained from a problem statement perspective, or real use case. It always starts with Click Here -> New -> Type ABC -> Click OK. Done. Next module 2. The narrator has the most monotonous voice in the world. I find official sources from "microsoft learn" a diamond in comparison to acloudguru. The material from microsoft always starts with a context problem "As a XXX, suppose you need to YYYY, and you have ZZZZ, you've heard about ABC but you're not sure. ". I suggest these guys follow the example