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Congrats Aonu!~ Im gonna take the Google Associate Cloud Engineer exam.
How did you feel the difficulty between the real exam and practice exam by ACG or Udemy – Kasey Shah?
Hey John.. i think udemy – kasey shah was relatively easy compared to actual exam .. and ACG one was somewht difficult than Kasey Shah .. i think actual exam was way difficult than both of them
First off, a big huge congratulations to you on your amazing achievement! 🎉👏 Each of these exams is challenging, in its own right–and it’s even more impressive that you cleared them both in the same week! You are right to feel ecstatic! 😁
Also, thank you for sharing your story–including your background and how you studied. I’m glad that you got good value from watching and rewatching my GCP courses. 😊 I am sure your story will inspire many others, so I’ve linked to this post from my exam report mega-thread.
Now, as for how to put this to best use, I think it will depend on your situation, but I think this is a very strong statement that you can not only work with GCP, but also that you can do so really effectively! So you could either incorporate GCP into your current projects, if that makes sense for them, or take on new projects with GCP as their foundation. But even if you don’t have an immediate opportunity to leverage GCP, you’ll still also benefit from the broader understanding of cloud systems. For example, AWS has been furiously adding services to try to compete with the areas where GCP beats them (such as global networking), so now you can see some of the future of AWS! 😂
Congrats, again!
Mattias
Congratulations Anurag!! and thanks for sharing your experience. I have completed coursera and now started acloud.guru. Hopefully I will pass the exam and will write tips here. I have AWS SysOps and DevOps pro certs so far.
Congratulations..I need some more things to discuss as guidance…Please can you drop me any id/number in private.
We don’t have private messaging on this forum system, but you can connect with me on LinkedIn if you have a private question you can’t ask on this forum. Cheers!
Congratulations Anurag..I need some more things to discuss as guidance…Please can you drop me any id/number in private, as I can’t see your linked-in I’d.
Congrats man!
I wanted to know something!
there is a rumor going on the internet that the architect exam is easier than the associate exam
is it true and if you can, can you please provide us a supposed path for the architect exam or maybe what distinguishing between them?
thanks
Hey, there! My opinion is that the Associate exam (ACE) is easier than the Architect one (PCA) because its scope is much narrower. The architect exam requires a fairly strong understanding of all GCP services, and also rather solid understanding of architecture beyond Google stuff. That said, some people who never get hands-on with GCP may find that part of ACE more difficult than they expected, because ACE is definitely not a theory-only exam; it requires practical, hands-on understanding.
I am completely new to cloud in general. Are there any other technologies that helped supplement your learning? A programming language? Severless? Networking? Security?
Congrats John! I’ve also read that the exams were more command-line (gcloud, gsutil, etc) focused than console-based. Would you agree?
Thats correct , most of the questions were on cl. I think you should know how to configure , deploy and work with kubernetes using command line , also make sure you understand how to work with yaml files and know basic operations
Thanks Anurag! Sorry too. I don’t know where I got "John" from.
Congrats John!