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Learner Reviews & Feedback for Migrating to the AWS Cloud by Amazon Web Services

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About the Course

This introductory course is for anyone who wants a deeper dive into AWS migration. Whether you want to understand what services are helpful, need to plan a migration for your organization, or are helping other groups with their own migration, you will find valuable information throughout this course. The course sessions structure cloud migration through the three-phase migration process from AWS: assess, mobilize, and migrate and modernize. This process is designed to help your organization approach and implement a migration of tens, hundreds, or thousands of applications. By learning about this three-phase structure—and the various AWS tools, features, and services that can help you during each phase—you will complete this course with a better understanding of how to design and implement migrations to AWS....

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SS

Mar 7, 2024

Learned a lot in this course, that built upon course 1's topics and concepts

AH

Aug 24, 2023

Great Course that enhances your learning and knowledge.

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By Fadi A S

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Feb 25, 2023

the puppets were very lame

By Albert A

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Nov 21, 2023

No more puppets, for the love of God, pleaseee

By Andrii P

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Nov 19, 2023

This course is about migration process from on-premises infrastructure to cloud. It introduces process of migration and benefits to have infrastructure in the cloud. It also describes three migration phases: assess, mobilize, migrate and modernize. Course also introduces instruments used for each of phases. It also has a few practice exercises and links on all necessary materials. I find this course very interesting, funny and informative. Lots of thanks!

By Juan B J

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Mar 18, 2024

These fundamental topics about cloud computing are very necessary for implementation correct of migration of applications and services.

By Sami

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Mar 8, 2024

Learned a lot in this course, that built upon course 1's topics and concepts

By Arham H

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Aug 25, 2023

Great Course that enhances your learning and knowledge.

By Anayancy D

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Feb 11, 2024

Awesome course for a Program and/or Project manager

By Suresh N

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Mar 14, 2023

Awesome explanations/demos on topic of migration.

By Ben G

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Oct 26, 2023

Great migration fundamentals-introductory course

By Elias Q

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Jan 5, 2024

salud to the instructor and the organization.

By Yeukai C M

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Aug 20, 2023

Quiet an interesting course.

By Vineel G

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Aug 17, 2023

Very useful information

By Carlos J C M

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Jul 23, 2023

Good course.

By Justin H

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Dec 13, 2023

Brutal

By SABYASACHI R

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Mar 6, 2024

ol

By Malik M A

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Aug 20, 2023

Hi, No doubt the course is fantastic with tons of information. I would suggest you to please include separate text files for more detailed information w.r.t that particular lesson as you have done before in the course of AWS Technical Essentials. It helps us review contents very fast when we need a revision.

By Jihad A

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Oct 17, 2023

great, but I think you need more to visualize it using a text since It's rather fast.

By Rafael D L

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Jun 20, 2023

Por favor en ESPAÑOL.

By ANKIT K

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Jun 21, 2023

Good

By Katherine J

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Mar 26, 2024

NA

By Ilona S

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Feb 27, 2023

Despite the rich and funny media contents, the complete absence of labs and practical exercises make the course less valuable

By Mikhail K

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May 22, 2023

I am not so interested in the subject of this course as Python Software Engineer

By Michela A

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Mar 15, 2024

I believe that the contents of this course could be really improved.

By Anton

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Feb 8, 2024

In the first course of specialization they use diagrams, walk-throughs with screen casts and labs, the second one is a talk-show with puppets and, for my taste a nauseating amount of management speak like "Through the use of trainings, deep dives into documentation, experimentation and innovation, and utilizing the readiness assessment process, you can work to keep all necessary actors and stakeholders at the same level." The humor and the desired level of "chattiness" are of course subjective, but there should be meticulous work to make the information clear and digestible. IMHO this is not the case. For instance, in the final assessment two questions is basically duplicated, with "X does: A B C D" and "Which service does A: X, Y, W, Z" and another question is "What is a benefit of X: it supports ONLY A, it supports ONLY B THE RIGHT ANSWER it does not support A" The difference between relocate, rehost and replatform is very subtle, but not explained. (I doubt that my understanding is 100% correct). There is a general impression that the topic was boring for the instructors, and they either tried to just reel off the services or to have some fun with puppets and jokes. P.S.: And there there is a "challenge" exercise where you have to have your own RDS instance and test Schema Conversion Tool and pay for it.