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With the limited time available in this module, it can only touch on a few of the large number of cloud technologies in use, and can't go into depth with any of them. The course could be improved by including more links to resources for further study. It would also be great if the course was updated with some material (or at least links to material) on containers. The foundations of a good survey course are here - but require some fleshing out. I also was disappointed that some of the links in the reading section were to Wikipedia articles - both easily discoverable by students on their own, as well as a poor substitute for actual articles/tutorials on the subjects

The content is well explained but for the part of the code I couldn't understand most of the new command that just dropped from somewhere. It would be much better if some reference to them are also given. Because I found it much difficult to switch between tabs and go through documentations and just got my time wasted in a few pages where explanation wasn't good enough.

I didn't enjoy this course, was too extended with too much magnitud to get in a single course. Too much theory and little practice. It took me 5 months to complete due was very boring for me. That's a shame, because has been the borest course I've done in Coursera and I can't see that will be valuable for me, due nobody calls me to offer me a new job I'm looking for.

There is a lot of information, but I hardly actually learned anything. Most of the course you just watch the instructor explain stuff, which gets boring quickly. Most of it is too complex for a beginner, and apart from the guided Qwiklabs there are no exercises. Moreover, too bad it is a part of "IT automation with Python" specialisation when there is no Python.

Content in the lectures is pretty nice and useful information, a good exposure to configuration management principles, but unfortunately the labs are way too surface level and short to really provide any sort of value. Just exercises in copy/paste the code. More challenging labs and quizzes would really elevate this course

While topics and content were really interesting, last two labs (exercises) were way too confusing and overly simplistic in some cases... Feeling was like reading the title of the manual, not even first few pages... Not speaking about anything serious here. Otherwise, thanks a lot for great videos!

This Course teaches How to manage a Fleet of Servers using Puppet which is a little bit higher level.. But the way he teaches GCP is just amazing and wouldn't miss it.

This is a common theme in all the courses but I don't find the curriculum very challenging. Great course for getting your feet wet in cloud computing.

Course is very much over view and no deep insight on the topics. Nothing to do with Python. This can be removed from the package

A good course, but not at all easy as we have to deal with a lot of jargon that beginners might not understand

Thank you so much, I still not use the information I learned here today but very likely in the future.

A hoard of information in such short time. Would be great if concepts were spread out a bit more.

The puppet part was quite interesting but the cloud & moniotring part was a bit boring for me

Muchos problemas con la traducción desfasada, y teóricos sin traducción

Would like more in depth hands on activities for this section

Know how to do. but the purpose is still unclear.

What does this have to do with Python

cool

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The first part of the course about Puppet is good and this is the type of thing I expected more of. The second part is too broad and shallow, glossing over topics. I would prefer the scope to be smaller and the content to be more detailed and hands on with more Python practice. The second half of this course reminded me of the previous Troubleshooting Debugging course which was the weakest course because it is so "wishy washy". So far courses 1, 2 and 3 have been very good and useful to me, but with 4 and 5 not so much.

The teaching is good but qwiklabs is so awful. Having finished the whole course, I would guess theres about 20 instances of it and it worked well for me twice...

All the other times, files would not load that were supposed to be there, I would complete the work but not be able to submit it, or some other stupid time-wasting error. For that reason I will have to pay an extra £32 for another month just because one qwiklabs sessions isnt working for me even though i've finished the rest of the cousrse