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While you're checking, I've not received mine yet, either. Thanks!

Congrats! Did you have any questions where you needed to interpret or troubleshoot Python? I knew Python was on the objectives but was surprised to see the level of detailed knowledge needed.

Many of the questions seemed much simpler than I expected, but a few of them were really well written. Overall, I agree--it's a good exam for someone in a job role needing to support databases.

Congrats! I got mine in last week, too. What did you think of the exam?

Still waiting patiently here. I can't imagine the amount of work that must go into this process for them.

Congrats, that's awesome! What did you think of the exam?

Wow, you're getting so close!!

Congrats, that's awesome!

That's what I thought, thanks. I think I'll wait a bit to watch the recordings so I don't inadvertently get an exam voucher that I can't use. Looking forward to the series, though!

Just to clarify... If we passed the Cloud+ beta, we cannot then take the regular exam once released, right? Thanks!

Congrats to all who passed, and also to those who took the exam, failed-for-now, and will hit it again soon!

Congrats!

I got my Credly badge already

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Interesting--I took this exam earlier this week as well, and I had almost no questions on the more advanced technologies you've listed. For me, it was almost like they took 2/3 of a Net+ exam and 2/3 of a Cloud+ exam, and then meshed them together. Only one of the four PBQs was significantly...

I agree that's a thing--related to .NET. But look at the context in the objectives where it's listed: "Secure access to the cloud management environment", including API, SDK, and web portal. In this context, it makes way more sense for this to be referring to the command line, which is one...

In the new Cloud+ objectives (as posted on CompTIA's draft page a few weeks ago), under the IAM objective, there's an item for CLI spelled out as Common Language Infrastructure. While I know that's a real thing (in context of .NET), I can't see how it's directly related to IAM. Any thoughts? Or...

If you haven't registered, jump in quick for early bird pricing! Long story incoming... The early bird rate was supposed to end yesterday. I thought I had already registered, but decided to check and make sure I had done it. Turns out, I had not! And kicking myself that I missed the early bird...

No PBQs? Interesting. And good to know. Thanks!

Congrats on passing! Did anything stand out as unexpected on the exam compared to the objectives?