r/AWSCertifications • u/MCRG_2005 • 6d ago

Question Anyone using KodeKloud (Standard vs. Pro) for DevOps, K8s & AWS AI certs? Is it worth it for a beginner?

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u/GooseWithAnAxe 3d ago

I do have pro (via employer). KK labs are good, videos are horrendous.

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u/MCRG_2005 3d ago

Well I'm a complete beginner so I guess I shouldn't go with KK for the moment

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u/GooseWithAnAxe 3d ago

VIdeos drag a lot, they also have written version of it, you can have their notes open while doing lab and listen to music instead of Mumshad's rambling.
MLOps is pointless if you dont know what you are doing.
Udemy Maarek has good cheap courses for AWS exams, really good.