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Hi Paul,
Amazon keeps innovating and changing things up. I agree with you, some of the labs have lost sync with current AWS console pages and options. A good example is the ability to add an EFS mount-point when launching an EC2 instance which is a fairly recent addition (prior, this was a lab on it own).
The truth is, any trainer will struggle to keep up with the pace of AWS. My rule of thumb is this: if the difference is minimal and I can figure things without losing my hair, I carry on studying. If not, I raise a request here for an update:
HTH
I know, and totally agree with you.
I used to create technical training content, but I was working for the company with the products (and even that was hard to keep current!). Much different in a situation like this were the training is developed by a third party to the product. I think most of my frustration comes from when there are a lot of options or features in current versions versus not seen in the training. I can usually figure out what has to be done but I have a lot of questions for the features/options not shown. Even if they are not relevant to passing a certification exam.