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The AWS Cloud Technical Essentials course offers a robust introduction to cloud computing with a focus on AWS. It starts with fundamental cloud concepts and advances to core AWS services, including security and architecture best practices. The course is well-structured, with clear, concise modules that build on each other, making complex topics accessible. Hands-on labs and practical exercises are particularly valuable, providing real-world experience that reinforces theoretical knowledge. The instructor delivers engaging explanations and uses effective examples to clarify key points. Support through discussion forums adds to the learning experience by allowing interaction with peers. Overall, the course is an excellent choice for beginners and those looking to solidify their understanding of AWS, offering a comprehensive foundation for further exploration in cloud technologies.

Je suis ravi d'avoir fait mon premier pas sur Cloud en occurence AWS. Malgré mon niveau en Anglais j'ai pu m'en sortir même cela m'a pris un plus de temps pour finir. J'ai beaucoup aimé les travaux pratiques qui m'ont permis de touché du doigt tout ce que j'ai appris.

Ce qui me donne envie de continuer pour obtenir des certificats Cloud AWS.

Merci à #coursera et à # AWS de m'avoir donné cette opportunité.

Thank you for the course. I love the approach of the teachers and the way the material is provided. I also enjoyed "interactive" question sessions where you given short time to think. Although, there were few mistakes in marking the right answer in quizzes, may be due to the constant update to the system it is hard to track. Overall, the course was very helpful, I will attend more!

The course is perfect starting point for those who want to understand the basics of AWS cloud and the basic 3 tier application architecture on AWS cloud.

It covers all the essentials required to develop an understanding how things work in a cloud based environment and how it is different from a traditional on premise setup. Enjoyed the course.

You have to pay for AWS services in the labs which is ridiculous. The Google Cloud courses provide you with a student account so you can build without actually purcashing cloud resources. Other than that, the course is very well done. Great videos and informative reading assignments. The course covered a lot of AWS material.

AWS Cloud Technical Essentials course content is very great with covering overall AWS structure (from creating instances, using any particular AWS service, app deployment, S3 bucket usage, Roles & Policies, different Database & their purposes & much more..

Overall theory & Lab/practice is covered nicely. Thank you.

Pretty good. They made a way to make us practice by actually using aws was very cool. Learned a lot but considering aws takes a bit of time to master I'm used to it as i used some services before starting the course but for a newbie it'll be kind of overwhelming by sheer amount of services that aws provides.

It is basically a good course to start learning AWS(amazon Web Services).The course offers as the detailing of the cloud technical essentials and where a student or learner can easily understand the concept of AWS cloud technical essentials.It is also a course where to start up the good carrier with the AWS.

El nivel del curso y de la interacción me parece excelente. La única razón por la que no le doy 5 estrellas es por el proyecto en el que deben calificarte otros alumnos; que apruebes o no el mismo es totalmente aleatorio y queda sujeto a la buena voluntad de extraños (tuve que subirlo 4 veces).

Very good - instructors are quite clear, contents are relevant, if you know nothing or very little, it is an excellent resource, IMO.

I just wish it was longer and covered more recent AWS products and had more exercises. I mean, there are _some_ exercises, but I feel it could have more.

iIt would be almost a five star rating im not a structural AWS gui change during the course happened so it became mismatched With the instructions. Updates will follow for sure but a simple note on the change aws did would habe saved some head scratching.