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The trainer explains you very well.
Instructor interest in our dashboard to provide suggestions.
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The theory and how it links to real life examples.
The way the trainer does research
Experience and provide necessary information to the topics
enthusiasm and knowledge about FinOps
The knowledge we gained about FinOps
The presenter's knowledge and ability to communicate complex, technical concepts was evident and made the training session enjoyable.
The concepts around FINOPS and to approach it in UC manner. Some good presentation / motivation on how to motivate for FINOPS
The varied topics
The virtual desktop in a browser feature was kind of neat.
Damian, is very skilled, I'm very pleased with everything, no complains, best training session I've participated in for a long time… It's very difficult to have a training course like this, totally remote, you did a great job, It went very well, there were no issues.
The flexibility to answer questions. Good pdf, good examples
The broad perspective of Openstack, no chance to dive in to deep to be able to keep schedule, more to where to get information from.
To get a better understanding about OpenStack.
communication, knowledge from experience, solve problems,
I found new things.
Depth of knowledge. A true SME in Openstack. Patient and very helpful. Explained complex topics in an understandable and digestible way.
The general topic itself
Trainer had good grasp of concepts
Sounds knowledgeable, and interacts with his leaners
I liked how well organized the trainer was and also how well the material was structured and presented.
Easy to follow and understand
The trainer is very well prepared, you have enough time to finish each assignment. Among the best trainings I have attended.
Concepts learnt and how to set up the k8 clusters
The hand-on experience of EKS and CLI
Trochę szkoda, ze trochę czasu uciekło na problemy z maszynami virt 1 dnia.
So in my mind, we walked out of those three days with the building blocks and knowledge to build just about anything in AWS with Terraform. Not only can we build it, but we can test it, and validate our terraform against best practices and setup pull requests hooks to validate code before allowing it to be checked in.
- After two years of mainly virtual communication, training etc. it was great to have a course on site again togehter with the whole team - Additionally to theory and lab excercises it's very valuable to see the teacher doing stuff live as well, including all mistakes he might do. This greatly helps to getting an idea of how one should work with a tool, get help, debug etc.
Good knowledge of the subject and learned some fundamentals
There were lots of hands on examples and the walkthroughs we carefully explained.
Jorge tries his best to help with our environment setups and other things we want to try.
The details and the presentation style.
The Exercises
Examples, relaxed atmosphere, ...
Assimilable form of classes
It was very much what we asked for—and quite a balanced amount of content and exercises that covered the different profiles of the engineers in the company who participated.
The course, Trainer
I've got to try out resources that I've never used before.
That we could do everything in practice by ourselves. That our trainer had extensive knowledge and we could ask him anything and he always had the answer. That I got some skills that are useful for developers.
I enjoyed the relaxed mood. Also there was a very good balance between theoretical presentation and practical side.
Exercises and practical applications
The exercises , examples and practical application
The practical part, I was able to perform exercises and to test the Microsoft Azure features
It was really useful seeing the full pipeline from start to finish, it led to a better understanding of how to use the technology which you wouldn't get by just focusing on a few different parts out of context.
Gave some good insight into kubernetes
Dawid is a really good at what he does, he makes something very complicated seem like a stroll in the park.
The hand-on part was really good. I would just give students a headsup to have 2 screens (as I started with a laptop only) - as you have to follow and do it yourself.
Hands on was great - good mix between hands on and presentations
he's very knowledgeable about the course and other subjects around it
