AWS Cloud practitioner

koxinga

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I took online with Pearson Vue. Hmm, just need to take lessons from Udemy and pay for online tests by Tutorial Dojo. Make sure u can pass TD consistently before u take the actual exam.

It is also better that u do some hands on on AWS. AWS has free tier; can launch servers and play around with some of the topics as u take the course.

For me, I had been working on AWS for 2 years before starting to take the exams but still had to study properly for a few weeks.
 

mementomori

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I took online with Pearson Vue. Hmm, just need to take lessons from Udemy and pay for online tests by Tutorial Dojo. Make sure u can pass TD consistently before u take the actual exam.

It is also better that u do some hands on on AWS. AWS has free tier; can launch servers and play around with some of the topics as u take the course.

For me, I had been working on AWS for 2 years before starting to take the exams but still had to study properly for a few weeks.

how much do you need to pay?

and how was the online test like? never did an online test before
 

b0ring

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Cloud Practionoer is the most basic cert among aws, its like introduction to AWS and Cloud. Just take the free online course provided by AWS and you should be good to go, its mutiple choice and test can be taken either at pearson vue or online.
 

Edz_Sg

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As what koxinga say experience, can be 1 advantage to the exam you taking.... nevertheless still have to study and understand....

Had passed my AWS early this year too.... have scenario questions... some are tricky....
 
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