Very clearly explained the basics of ansible with hands on experience. I will surely go for the next course :)

Very instructive and clearly

all good

nice

thx

Good content, and the project is applicable to a real-world use case. Presented clearly and moved along at a good pace - just enough detail to understand the tasks at hand. There were at least a couple times the presenter made errors (wrong console for example) and instead of editing that out, the student has to unnecessarily watch as corrections are made. The instructor also leads the learner through disabling the firewall services on public facing web servers, when creating a simple firewall rule to allow traffic on the new port would have been a similar amount of work and much safer guidance. What I primarily did not like about the course, was after already investing a fair amount of time watching the content and getting setup, the instructor then informs us that in order to proceed with the interactive hands-on portions of the course, you need to sign up for an account with a third-party cloud provider and give them your credit card so they can charge you for resource usage. Why aren't potential students advised of this requirement up front, before they start the course? Learners in 2024 expect integrated compute / virtualized environments included in any legitimate platform / course. A final word of caution, be certain to close the course browser tab when you are not actively working on the course. I left it open in the background for a few days, and Coursera proceeded to lock me out of the session. I submitted a support ticket and multiple requests for status, with no response for 17 days. At that point, I started over, losing all my progress and configuration / content.