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by SteB 10y ago
Great job. How are you guys keeping up to date with AWS and all the new updates/features they launch every day?
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Getting Started with Google Speech API(cloudacademy.com)
1 points by SteB 10y ago|0 comments
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Understanding Serverless with Austen Collins, Serverless Framework(cloudacademy.com)
1 points by SteB 10y ago|0 comments
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Machine Learning, Recommendation Systems, and Data Analysis at Cloud Academy(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by SteB 10y ago|0 comments
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by SteB 11y ago
Great article, agree with 99% of it. What AWS did better than anyone else is building TONS of software (and it's still doing that at an immense speed) on top of their infrastructure. Everyone else is still too focused on hardware/
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[Course] Advanced High Availability on AWS(cloudacademy.com)
2 points by SteB 11y ago|0 comments
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Get Started with Amazon Machine Learning(cloudacademy.com)
8 points by SteB 11y ago|1 comments
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by SteB 11y ago
Great job and very interesting for us. I'm the founder of https://cloudacademy.com and we are working to open for free part of our content specifically on Amazon Web Services. Agree on having an e-book.
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by SteB 12y ago
We know that the majority of companies want (and need) to use a hybrid infrastructure, private/public cloud. Moving workloads from private to public and viceversa is the main issue, for several reasons. Managing costs at scale, like yo
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by SteB 12y ago
Nice, having just completed our path at 500Startups and with a few mentors in my current startup and in my previous business experiences I think I can add something useful from the point of view of the "mentored": 1 - Do no try to
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by SteB 12y ago
Super interesting article. I used to be a big fan of Codecademy and other online website to learn to code. The author is right, at some point you need motivation, like in any new thing, and that's where I think most of them are failing
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4 reasons why Docker could change the cloud computing scenario(cloudacademy.com)
11 points by SteB 12y ago|9 comments
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Complete Learning Path for AWS Solutions Architect – Associate(cloudacademy.com)
1 points by SteB 12y ago|0 comments
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How to use Docker in the cloud(cloudacademy.com)
2 points by SteB 12y ago|0 comments
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by SteB 12y ago
60% OFF for a Premium Membership of CloudAcademy.com to learn AWS, pass AWS Certifications and use our courses, labs and quizzes/explanations to test your cloud skills. Annual membership at $229/year: https://cloudacade
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AWS Solutions Architect Study Guide(cloudacademy.com)
5 points by SteB 12y ago|0 comments
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Why AWS Certifications matter(cloudacademy.com)
2 points by SteB 12y ago|0 comments
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Learning AWS with 10 online courses(cloudacademy.com)
8 points by SteB 12y ago|0 comments
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[Course] Introduction to Docker and containers for beginners(cloudacademy.com)
9 points by SteB 12y ago|3 comments
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by SteB 12y ago
Thanks for your comment. Actually it doesn't really matter when you are serving static content. No need to think about performance when it comes to S3 for this kind of usage.
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by SteB 12y ago
Very nice comment, thank you. Look my opinion is that cloud computing is really an important skill that you need in your resume, and if you take a look at 90% of technical job positions today you'll find that they cite AWS skills when
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by SteB 12y ago
Yes, we have a dedicated engineer in our team that is working on them. We are using our own technology to build and serve them. There is a bunch of them ready to be published, always on AWS for now. Thank you!
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by SteB 12y ago
Hi everyone, Stefano here from CloudAcademy.com. Just wanted to say that right now everything is for FREE. We are switching to a freemium model in a few weeks. Thank you!
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by SteB 12y ago
Thanks! Actually we published a course on AWS Security a few days ago: https://cloudacademy.com/amazon-web-services/courses/introdu...
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by SteB 12y ago
Yes, definitely. We are adding new questions and learning materials every week and we'll soon have a roadmap to get notified about new courses/learnings. Requests and comments about courses are very welcome! We started with AWS mo
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by SteB 12y ago
Right now everything is for free and we'll always have a free version where you can learn and test with a good amount of learning materials. Comments and feedback about courses and questions are very welcome! thanks!
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by SteB 12y ago
Thank you for the comment. Yes, we do talk about CloudWatch, let me check why it's not cited in the index. Stefano
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by SteB 12y ago
Stefano here, CEO of CloudAcademy.com, thank you for your comment! Yes, similar to the concept of Codecademy, but totally focused on cloud computing technologies. Actually in CloudAcademy.com you can test your skills on cloud computing plat
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How to Architect with a Design-for-Failure Approach(cloudacademy.com)
36 points by SteB 12y ago|24 comments
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Course: move your website to Amazon Web Services(cloudacademy.com)
2 points by SteB 12y ago|0 comments

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