Introduction to Containers on AWS - ECS, EKS, and Fargate (Udemy.com)

The course was a good match for what I was looking for. The instructor kept stuck to the topic with very clear explanations of the material covered. The material was exactly what I was looking for, an introduction to AWS EKS that was short, informative and straight to the point. Thank You

A few takeaways are that as feedback, you can do the following: 1. Give a link for all the slides, which will help before the interview 2. Some of the topics that I am aware of, I want to do change the speed at which I can run say I want 1.x speed ot 1.1, 1,2,1,3x speed. so of the topics that I want to attend slowly, I want to give with 0.9, 0.8, 0.7 etc. where option is give with a bar where I can move the speed of choice with predefined speeds, which will help to optimize the learning speed 3. summary of notes 4. code to download and experiment on aws platform 5. commands that are to be executed.

Was a very good class, except that there are a million things to keep track of: Security groups, Tasks, Services, Load Bal, etc... IN a real-world env., anything can go wrong anywhere and it makes it difficult to debug.

It was a clear explanation of a pretty complex topic, that hits a number of AWS services. I had a specific need (launching short lived containers to do various tasks) that wasn't covered, but I suspect the one use case discussed in detail (launching an array of web servers) is what most people want. Nonetheless, I found this course useful (definite value for the time required to complete) and would take other courses from this instructor.

Great intro to ECS. I enjoyed the course and learned a lot about ECS. It was very easy to follow and really pleased that I stumbled upon this course. I have taken 1 star away, as I expected to use at least a docker app pulled from ECR as a task and do some deployments using different deployment types which is missing.

This is providing a simulation of using AWS. Discussions about network bindings, Security groups and testing in Chrome Incognito mode make this very value added for someone trying to get their head around this whole process.

Pretty much clears up everything. If you get confused over some terms just use claude or chatgpt to search them up, understand the concept and come back. Do the whole course twice to understand it better. Do these things and you will be get the whole picture.

Great course if you need to understand what's behind ECS, it explains all the pieces and it is valuable content if you are going to use EC2 as your deployment target, but the title has "Fargate" and it explains the concept and provides a demo at the end, I was expecting more intermediate/advanced concepts but it is OK to get beginner experience with Fargate technology.

Really clear and straight to the point. I was able to quickly learn how to deploy two containers, verify they are working and clearly understand how it all works!

Great intro, not too much and not too little. A very good way to get started. Explainations are clear. The diagrams of the configurations are very helpful. Other classes go into too much detail too fast and it is easy to get lost. I'm just begining to learn about ECS.