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I am really grateful to Morgan and Seph for making all the video content. However, the course itself is buggy and has multiple inaccuracies (which I've reported, but have little hope that they will be fixed), such as incorrect links and factual information. Some sections seem to be mixed up (appearing earlier than they should). Questions in quizzes are not randomized, and the questions in the last section just repeat the questions from the weekly quizzes one to one. In the end, unfortunately, I am not sure for whom this course is intended. Some basic topics (such as CloudTrail, BeanStalk, System Manager, VPC peering, account limits, SQS, and cross-region load balancing) are not covered, while others like SNS appear out of nowhere, and topics like Route53 or CloudFront are barely touched upon. There is a detailed explanation of IP address structure, but sometimes non-trivial technical topics appear without any introduction. However, in the format of implementing a specific solution, many fundamental topics are covered in a well-structured way. As I've chosen this specialization to verify my readiness to pass the exam, maybe I should consider focusing my efforts elsewhere.

It's a pretty good course. You don't have to have many knowledge about IT or coding to be able to do this. However, take into consideration that if you have any doubts or questions there is no one to answer but other few students that may know the answer. The instructors of the course never read the forums, so if you are unable to do a lab, most likely no one is going to help you.

There are some topics that I think could be explained better, and have more examples. The lastt week (4) seems very rused, like they put all the topics they were missing on that last week, so it's a heavy week, and that week's lab is a lot.

This course served me to understand the basics of AWS, however, i don't know if I would recomend it, this course is missing some things that, at least for me, were important. Like attention from the instructors, updated instructions for the lab (as the interface of AWS has changed).

Really needs to be updated as AWS' website has been updated and this course is based on an older version. We're basically paying for the course which is a feeder into beoming a paying customer for AWS, it better be more crisp than this

Although the course is presented well and fine but I was looking for some lengthy content and labs, projects, assignments to practice as much as I can that will help me to start the DevOps career.

Great information however I had a better understanding of the information when I would start from the ending of the week and work my way backward. The information stacked better that way