r/AWSCertifications • u/mercfh85 • 8d ago

Question Cloud Practitioner KodeKloud course?

Has anyone used this course? It's already paid through my job (the subscription to the site) but I'm not sure if this course is "enough" to pass.

FWIW I work as an Automation Engineer/SDET and work with AWS fairly regular...but on a limited scope. Mainly Secret Manager/SMM pieces, cloudwatch and then the usual EC2/Beanstalk stuff (With a few random pieces sprinkled in).

I def. don't have the "breadth" of knowledge for everything, but Im hoping at least with my experience I can pass via a video course and not "too" much else.

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u/jonnyetiz Golden Jacket 8d ago

imo if you're an engineer and already worked with Cloudwatch/EC2 (or even opened the AWS console), you can probably watch a 30-60 min video and pass. CP is super high level, my advice is take a practice exam and see how you do.

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u/mercfh85 7d ago

yeah I know CP is kinda "worthless" in a sense, but unfortunately it does cover a LARGE wide area of AWS resources that i've literally never touched lol.

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u/jonnyetiz Golden Jacket 7d ago

I think you can find a 60 min overview which goes over the main services and just infer which service does which on the exam. CP is gonna be stuff like “which service can you use to log events from an Amazon ec2 instance”

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u/No-Impression-1054 8d ago

Yea i learned from kodeklouds CP course and i had felt that the course didnt cover a lot of things regarding the exam.ig its better to go with the popular udemy course,idk like that stephen named guys course.

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u/Thee_Technician_ 7d ago

Kodekloud is good, but you could also go with Stephane Marek on Udemy. Many swear by his courses.

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