There was no errors I just couldn't connect to the website or ssh through NAT. I also couldn't get the custom VPC to work after 3 tries and gave up.

Nice to see the wordpress lab is working, I couldn't get it to work after 2 tries and gave up. It would be nice to hear from someone who's taking it if it's more technical or more about defaults, maximums and charges. The udemy tests had a lot more technical questions. This wasn't really explained in acloudguru from what I remember and isn't in their udemy tests. There's a lot of questions on defaults and maximums such as what is the default visibility of SQS messages and what is the max. The app I posted is free through amazon underground, $4 through google play, but I don't know if it's very accurate to the real test. What a waste of 20 dollars, if I would have known this before I would of copy and pasted the questions to research the answer afterwards.Īcloudguru has an app for the solutions architect associate only and it's $20 at Exam Guru - AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate it doesn't get very good reviews and is basically the udemy tests. It was like the real exam, only giving you percentages on the four domains.

I will say I was disappointed that it did not explain or go into any details on which questions you got wrong. I took it a step further and paid for the AWS Kryterion practice exam, it kicked my butt, and I failed with a 60. I was feeling real good basically on CLOUD nine! I scripted all of the installation, and in a matter of 7 minutes, my site was back up and running. I deleted everything last night and this morning I rebuilt it from scratch with my own VPC. I own several domain names (a weird I hobby I have) and pointed one of them to the Route53 name servers. I managed to finish all modules except 'additional exam tips' and built my first fault-tolerant auto-scaling website with WordPress. So I didn't have much going on this weekend and thought maybe I would hit pretty hard.

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