A Cloud GuruReviews of acloudguru.com

Not satisfied with this service at all. I did the Cloud Practitioner course first. The section quizzes seemed to have a lot of questions that werent even mentioned in the lecture videos. The lab environment ALWAYS seem to be slightly different than what the instructor in the video is using. Its like they dont even update their content once its made. Once I finished and took the exam, there were a lot of questions with information that wasnt covered in the course. I did pass but its irritating. I'm nn the middle of the Solution Architect course and its even worse. After this I'll find something else.

They aren't entirely honest about the pricing. I am a student and on the website, it clearly states that I qualified for a discount so $189/annually. However, the invoice came and it showed me a whopping $389/annually. I have absolutely zero knowledge about this. Update : They resolved the issue and refunded everything. It was also within 14 days.

As a formally trained executive chef, with 30 years of experience, there are many reasons that Sous Chefs are often the ones to train the newer cooks. We tend to blow over things that need to be addressed on a much more basic level with detailed information that is needed to build on a cook's career. I have taken your associate-level architect course and passed the cert exam. I feel that Ryan blows through many of the lessons in a way that it is hard to comprehend or in fact keep up. Many times I have had to hit replay just in order to see what he was clicking instead of him explaining the process in detail. especially when he goes into CLI. I have seen some other teachers that were at Linux academy and they seem to be better teachers. Not all experts are suited to teach or are good teachers.

Not blown away. The platform is unavailable more often than I think is acceptable really. The quality of the courses is alright. I bought my subscription in order to pass my AWS DevOps Pro cert, and to be fair to the instructor, she did say you must go and read this and that before attempting the exam, but I think the course itself could have gone into much more detail in a lot of areas. And some aspects I found in the exam weren't even mentioned. The reason it gets three stars and not fewer, is because of the Linux Academy courses included with A Cloud Guru. They're generally of higher quality and more detailed in my opinion. On balance. I won't be renewing.

I notice there seem to be more of those scratch the surface courses lately. A lot of the true deep dive courses have become obsolete and not get updated properly. The Cloudformation deep dive course for example, the original Acloud one was quite good. Now it has been replaced by a slide reading muppet from Linux academy!

slow response when asking

Aws courses were great. Gcp courses seem more outdated

Though it has good content but content is limited to few cloud based tools. Also you need to pay premium price to get all access. Also, it has fewer membership options.