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For syncing files (ie, copy multiple files) from your local windows machine to Linux EC2, you can use this method which I have mentioned in the video. The below command will work for group of files. scp -i "path/to/your-key.pem" C:\path\to\your\files\* ec2-user@<EC2-IP-ADDRESS>:/path/to/destination/directory

Thanks a lot, and for automate that ,I execute that command in batch file and schedule it?

Actually there is a very small 'request cost' even for standard storage class. Please refer to the S3 pricing documentation here aws.amazon.com/s3/pricing/. Check under 'Storage & Requests'. Specifically under Requests & Data retrievals. You pay for requests made against your S3 buckets and objects. S3 request costs are based on the request type, and are charged on the quantity of requests. Note that the 'request cost' and 'retrieval cost' are separate.

@@UnusAWS thnx rhis is clear

Based on the steps I have mentioned in the description, can you tell me at what step you are getting the error?

Yes. All questions are MCQ

I checked all the links given in video description. They are working. Please specify the link which is not working for you.

@reggieAttah-mr4sf, I executed it again. It works. Please redo it by following all the steps again. let me know what error you are getting. When I prepared this I was using the AMI 'Ubuntu Server 22.04LTS' for EC2. Right now, latest is 24.04 LTS. But that should not have any impact on this. But you can try with 22.04 when you try next time.

I have posted a video on Developer Associate exam. Link is here: ruclips.net/video/cuBCPLj8DV4/видео.html

There are a lot of demand in generative AI space. Overall understanding of Machine Learning concepts and relevant ML tools will be a good starting point.

Waiting for your response 😇

No calculator as such. But I think the OnVUE platform provides a digital whiteboard tool that you can use to write notes, draw diagrams, and perform calculations. Calculations will be simple anyways. I don't think you need to worry about this.

@@UnusAWS Thank you for your response

You can follow the steps explained in my video and you will be able to clear the certification within a month. I believe that will help you to align with the timeline given by the company.

@@UnusAWS ok sir will try

When you display the table items from the management console, it shows attributes in alphabetical order. It does not maintain the order in which you added the attributes while creating the item. If the order is very important while displaying, you can give attribute names like ’01. City, 02. Address, 03. Age’ etc.. You can handle the ordering in your application code, but while processing the data within your application, I don’t think the order matters much.

If you are a beginner, my suggestion is to get 'AWS Cloud Practitioner' Certification before ML Specialty certification. For AWS Cloud Practitioner related information, please refer to aws.amazon.com/certification/certified-cloud-practitioner . When you prepare for Cloud Practitioner exam (which is not very difficult), you will learn about the basic AWS architecture and services which will be helpful when you prepare for ML certification.

@@UnusAWS​​⁠ thank you i have AI knowledge but when I am going through course videos I observed 😮 AWS services are interconnected . Aws basics are needed to understand questions 😮.thank you for suggesting 👍

Unfortunately I am just a beginner in Azure. May not be able to do it right away, but in future, I will try creating videos in Azure.

You have to start now. Since you are busy at work too, it will take close to a month. You can take practice tests at regular intervals which will give you accurate assessment of your preparation level.

@@UnusAWSok sir. I will try. Although, I have 3 weeks.

Yes. This is applicable to someone new to ML. If you are new to ML, you may end up spending more time in analyzing the answers after each practice test. Remember to take notes based on the analysis and read them before next practice test. The test scores will give you clear indication of your preparedness. Based on that you can decide to spend more time reading about some of the concepts (where you are consistently going wrong).

@@UnusAWS Understood. Thank you so much for the swift response. I will let you know how it goes once the exam is complete. Appreciate you sharing your experience that is benefitting many.

Hi, I have got 64% in both Frank and Bonso full length practise exam and got 10 out of 20 correct in the official practise test. Do you suggest me to go ahead for the real exam or revisit for few more weeks and try?

I would say, you are on the border. My suggestion is to analyze the wrong answers for at least one of the full length practice exams again and then take the official practice test again. Since this is the second time, you should target 75%+. Once you are able to get that, go ahead and book the exam.

Thanks @AdityaMoray-y9w for bringing up this point. I will update this method as well in Video description.

Congrats! It is great to hear that the video helped!

HAVE YOU TAKEN EXAM THROUGH ONLINE RIGHT ?

In my case, I had taken the exam in test center

How?? Can you please explain??​@@UnusAWS

You can refer this page which gives the details about the exam and how to book the exam. aws.amazon.com/certification/certified-machine-learning-specialty/