COMPTIA CERTIFICATION | Cloud Essentials | CLO-002 | What is Cloud Computing?

This video talks about my taking the CLO-002 COMPTIA Cloud Essentials exam. This video gives a brief description and overview of the exam and most importantly what to look out for. The material covered throughout the exam ranging from the basics of cloud computing to cloud providers such as MICROSOFT AZURE, AMAZON AWS. Different services such as SAAS, PAAS, DBAAS, PASS, XAAS and many more.

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[theabe]

“More of a vocabulary test than anything” is the best summary of a CompTIA test I’ve heard.

[kareem]

Just passed Cloud Essentials+ today. This test was a lot harder than I thought I would have been. Don't sleep on this test, you will fail if you don't prepare. 75 questions in 60 minutes; come consisting of calculations, wow. Because of the time crunch, this test is challenging.

[mdtaylor]

Your voice is so deep, you can smoke a brisket just by speaking to it.

[mizech]

I've have purchased the official CompITA practice-test for this one. For the Linux+ I had the MeasureUp practice test. I don't want to do some advertising here, but I felt better prepared this time. The CompTIA practise-test really helped me. Moreover I had there official ebook. Helpful too.
The questions in the simulated exam might be a bit harder then the real exam-questions. In the real exam they say you, how many options are right. Respectively you can't select more. The diagram / estimate, which you got in the simulated exam is quite accurate. When you reach scores over 90% in the simulated exam, then you are "probably ready". As it says ...
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[JaeD]

I’m about to start my IT program in a few days and I’m nervous bc I have no experience in this field. I’m pivoting from the Biology sector.

[ceejay]

Just passed today. Little harder than I thought it would be. I actually thought N+ and Sec+ was easier. It was 73 questions for me. Took on military installation.

[glacialwrecker]

Hey man love the content! Fellow signal soldier here also going to WGU. Figured this test shouldn't be too bad since I have the Trifecta.

[craigheard]

Appreciate your succinct assessment of the exam. Also, thanks for your Service.

[bufrd]

Cloud+ or Cloud Essentials for somebody with a Sec+/Net? Thank you.

[mizech]

I have purchased the Cloud Essentials-bundle with exam-retake. Goanna have Linux+ next Thursday. Not sure if I will start with Cloud Essentials immediately after the exam next week. Anyway: Helpful video. Thanks for it and all the best for your study-efforts.

[derottv]

Working this course right now in WGU. I have A+, Sec+, Project+, and Net+. Trying to clear it as quickly as possible. Do you think the WGU information and quizzes are enough?

[Joshuat]

I'm also attending WGU in the BS Cloud Computing program. I already had the A+ and my mentor decided the Cloud Essentials+ before Net+ and Sec+. Should I be worried? I understood the material for this class well. I finish it in about a week and am ready to take the exam. I don't feel like I need any additional studying outside of my class notes. Do you think I could get by just reviewing my notes one more time before taking the exam?

[geno]

I'm trying to get into cloud sales. I know nothing about it. Should I start here?

[HazoB-kf]

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[bobcheeseman]

Did you have to purchase that book or did WGU provide it?

[gamingraw]

Hey sir, please what do you think is the easiest way to get an entry level IT job, should I get an AWS solution architect or start with comptia A+ and start building my CV with cloud certifications(Aws, gcp...), by the way I have no IT experience and no college degree