most underrated channel 🙏 Well explained indeed. I have seen all of your videos which concerned to AWS solution architect. I had completed Stephan Marek course and practice test of Marek as well. my score is getting around 70% am not sure for the exam because its a lot of money & i dont wanna drop any chance. Please suggest me some Practice Tests, other then Marek. Which practice test should i take or should i stick to the Marek tests and keep repeating those test's. please help.
if you are scoring around 70 in practice tests and your concepts are clear then most probably you will pass the exam, for other practice questions you can visit examtopics or whizlabs
very nice content. Thanks. I did the calculation as below, just review: To calculate the time needed to transfer 200 TB (terabytes) of data at a speed of 100 Mbps (megabits per second), we need to convert the data size and speed to the same units before performing the calculation. 1 TB = 8,192 GB (gigabytes) (1 terabyte = 1,024 gigabytes; 1 gigabyte = 1,024 megabytes; 1 megabyte = 8 megabits) Data size to transfer: 200 TB = 200 * 8,192 GB = 1,638,400 GB Transfer speed: 100 Mbps Now, let's calculate the time needed for the transfer: Step 1: Convert the transfer speed from Mbps to GBps (gigabytes per second). 100 Mbps = 100 / 8 (since 1 byte = 8 bits) = 12.5 MBps (megabytes per second) Step 2: Calculate the time needed to transfer the data. Time (in seconds) = Data size (in GB) / Transfer speed (in GBps) Time (in seconds) = 1,638,400 GB / 12.5 MBps Let's convert MBps to GBps: 12.5 MBps = 12.5 / 1024 GBps ≈ 0.0122 GBps Now, calculate the time needed: Time (in seconds) ≈ 1,638,400 GB / 0.0122 GBps ≈ 134,098,360 seconds Finally, convert the time to days: Time (in days) ≈ 134,098,360 seconds / 86,400 seconds per day ≈ 1,550.6 days So, it would take approximately 1,550.6 days to transfer 200 TB of data at a speed of 100 Mbps.
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Time worthy video. Well explained!! Thanks for your effort
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Much appreciated, very informative content
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most underrated channel 🙏 Well explained indeed.
I have seen all of your videos which concerned to AWS solution architect.
I had completed Stephan Marek course and practice test of Marek as well.
my score is getting around 70% am not sure for the exam because its a lot of money & i dont wanna drop any chance.
Please suggest me some Practice Tests, other then Marek.
Which practice test should i take or should i stick to the Marek tests and keep repeating those test's.
please help.
if you are scoring around 70 in practice tests and your concepts are clear then most probably you will pass the exam, for other practice questions you can visit examtopics or whizlabs
@@peaceofcode Thanks.
Please do a video on SQS and SNS topics.
yeah sure will do!!
Stephen udemy course slides. Seems like copy right violation. That ppt is not for distribution.
Any project which we can mention in the resume for disaster recovery and backup.
very nice content. Thanks.
I did the calculation as below, just review:
To calculate the time needed to transfer 200 TB (terabytes) of data at a speed of 100 Mbps (megabits per second), we need to convert the data size and speed to the same units before performing the calculation.
1 TB = 8,192 GB (gigabytes) (1 terabyte = 1,024 gigabytes; 1 gigabyte = 1,024 megabytes; 1 megabyte = 8 megabits)
Data size to transfer: 200 TB = 200 * 8,192 GB = 1,638,400 GB
Transfer speed: 100 Mbps
Now, let's calculate the time needed for the transfer:
Step 1: Convert the transfer speed from Mbps to GBps (gigabytes per second).
100 Mbps = 100 / 8 (since 1 byte = 8 bits) = 12.5 MBps (megabytes per second)
Step 2: Calculate the time needed to transfer the data.
Time (in seconds) = Data size (in GB) / Transfer speed (in GBps)
Time (in seconds) = 1,638,400 GB / 12.5 MBps
Let's convert MBps to GBps:
12.5 MBps = 12.5 / 1024 GBps ≈ 0.0122 GBps
Now, calculate the time needed:
Time (in seconds) ≈ 1,638,400 GB / 0.0122 GBps ≈ 134,098,360 seconds
Finally, convert the time to days:
Time (in days) ≈ 134,098,360 seconds / 86,400 seconds per day ≈ 1,550.6 days
So, it would take approximately 1,550.6 days to transfer 200 TB of data at a speed of 100 Mbps.
why you are using stephen merek's slides?
any ways to download SLIDES ?
More videos coming?
yup