Hello and welcome back.
So let's go quickly through the update.
As of March 3rd 2019 and in this one I'm going to go over the lectures that have been added the new
ones and also some shoveling that has happened to their course sections and lectures.
So you are aware of what's going on.
So let's start with the early sections and this is the content or the curriculum on it.
Yes.
So I Section 3 that used to be below the assessment moved up because it makes more sense to have the
exam brief exam blueprint.
And on that at the top after the course of course introduction and then the course Update section instead
of Section 4 it's going to be in Section 3 and this is where you you're going to have all the different
updates.
OK then we have the pre assessment after that if you're going down Section 5 did not change because
the shuffling happened in the prior sections Section 6 which is designed for organizational complexity
and cost control.
You'll find that these are the old lectures that used to be there but here starting from lecture 38
going down all the way to lecture 43.
It appears organizations has been added with all the different lectures introduction components features
modes of operations or feature sets integration with other services and best practices.
It was organization is one of the most important topics and it has featured many many times in the beta
exam and then section summary.
If you go down then we'll have the strategies and deployment Section 7.
What also the other change that has has been done is in the networking the cloud the classical load
balancer and the application of balance and network load balancer from the compute section are combined
together into a load balancing or an equal B section that will be after the networking also Route 53
and cloud front has been taken out from the networking and they have been into another section.
So let's go through that.
So as you can see here section 10 Elastic Load Balancing service and then we'll have the classic and
then we'll have the in and I'll be content.
After that we're going to have the Route 53 and content delivery networks or cloud front.
They are going to be on a separate section on their own and then I moved that that was that used to
be in the networking down to the section and then more questions will be added Internet networking focusing
more into the hybrid networking for their connect and VPN routing questions and the gateway that connect
Gateway transit gateway.
All these peering and sharing questions about the networking components of the VPC.
So focus on the VPC focus on load balancers and then focus on Route 53 and cloud front in separate sections.
Now here is the compute and as you can see that MLB and MLB have been moved from here and we're going
only to have the compute here.
Okay.
Now if you go back to Section number nine the introduction to digital certificates and public or shared
secret key encryption.
This is very important for the load balancers and later on also when you talk about S3 encryption care
Mass and all that.
The reason why it was not before the security is because we needed to understand what you're talking
about when you mentioned certificates for load balancers.
And then when you talk about and different certificate several load several certificates client certificates
how the CEA work and all that stuff and and there is a and symmetric keys.
So that is being brought before the EIB.
All right.
So these are the changes now moving forward during this week like few days from now.
We are going to see much more content added and that would be on easy s on lambda on API Gateway and
all that.
So that will be the next step.
And I I still believe on the seventh 10th of March we should be at the 80 percent mark or maybe a little
bit higher and full speed ahead to get to the 95 plus or minus by end of March as it was planned.
So the only thing that might take a little bit longer would be updating the quizzes and questions.
However remember as we said before if you know all the services and you understand them and you you
practice on whatever practice material that is available now.
So whether it's old or new as long as you get into the mood of setting for three hours and focusing
with full attention analyzing with the architect hat on and how we practice elimination of answers before
tackling the last two or the last three to get the one or two right answers this is going to be the
same.
The feedback received from the exam takers is like the beta exam.
Nothing has changed.
The same services the list that we have gone through before in the SEC in Section 1 and Section 2 but
also that the questions are longer than the old pro so time management is a challenge and that's why
you need to get your hands on once you master the theory.
You need to get your hands on whatever practice that you can get your hands on.
All the new is fine but you need to get your hands on and you get used to sitting focused with full
attention with the architect had analytical reading for three hours.
All right.
So Time management is going to be a challenge.
The services and theory we are going to cover here to a point where you get into the exam and you have
covered all and you understand it at the right depth even a little bit more than this.
Yes.
A pro would expect you to know just to make sure that the surprise will not be on the knowledge side
with the frequent practice or with the more practice before the exam you'll not be surprised on the
time management side as well.
And hopefully you replace it with flying colors from the first day.
All right.
So I'll see you in the next debate.
Thank you very much.