Navjot Singh

It is a good course, but I would like to say that: 1. It was a bit hard for me to understand what we were doing by configuring a VM instance, installing the control panel... etc. The first part of the course is very interesting, but for me, a two minute slide explaining from there what we were going to do and why (configure a VM instance, install cPanel, administer DNSs, install file manager, domains, subdomains, Wordpress, mySql, etc...) and its relationship to this intro, would agreggate lot of value: I still don't understand the point of configuring mySQL, I thought it was enough to have my html, ccs and script files in my folders. 2. It was hard for me to grasp the fact that there is the domain and there is webhosting and that we get each by different means and then we need to connect them. It was a little bit bothering that the fact that I knew what a domain is and how to get one, what are their properties and how to configure them in a domain provider was just taken for granted. In summary my feeling is that I learned how to do a lot of things but not why and their relationship to the first part of the course. And I didn't learn what a domain is, how to get one and what parts it plays and it doesn't regarding hosting a web app. Other than this it was a great course! Thanks and best regards.
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