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AWS Cloud Practitioner, Domain by Domain

Cover all four domains of the CLF-C02 exam guide, from cloud concepts and security to core services and billing, one exam-style question at a time, explained from AWS’s pages.

5 modules

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Runs in Claude (claude.ai, the Claude apps or Claude Code) with your own Claude account. A course opens there as soon as your payment goes through; nothing is shipped.

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What it teaches

The official CLF-C02 exam guide, domain by domain: cloud benefits and the Well-Architected pillars, the AWS CAF, cloud economics, the shared responsibility model, IAM and the root user, the security services (GuardDuty, Inspector, Macie, Shield, WAF and the rest), the core services (EC2, Lambda, S3 and its classes, RDS, DynamoDB, VPC, Route 53...), AI/ML and analytics, pricing models, cost tools and the current Support plans. The AI asks about your exam date, runs an 8-question check across the four domains, then drills you one exam-style question at a time. Every wrong answer gets two lines: why the right option is right and why yours isn’t, each from AWS’s own pages. Missed questions come back to be answered in the option’s words, not its letter, so you can’t just memorise “B”.

How long

97 questions. About 60-90 rounds plus a 30-question final test in the exam’s proportions: 4-6 sessions of 20-25 rounds (estimate, not timed with a real student). The tutor gives a one-line save code at the end of each session; paste it into a new chat to carry on.

The modules

5 modules, drilled one item at a time.

  1. M0

    How the CLF-C02 exam works (read first)

    Read first: how the exam works, no questions

  2. M1

    Cloud Concepts (Domain 1, 24% of the exam)

    20 exam-style questions

  3. M2

    Security and Compliance (Domain 2, 30% of the exam)

    24 exam-style questions

  4. M3

    Cloud Technology and Services (Domain 3, 34% of the exam)

    42 exam-style questions

  5. M4

    Billing, Pricing, and Support (Domain 4, 12% of the exam)

    11 exam-style questions

Before it teaches, it asks

  1. 1
    When is your exam (a date, roughly, or not booked yet)? Have you used AWS before, at work or on your own?
    AI voice (ElevenLabs)
  2. 2
    A team wants to run code in response to events without provisioning or managing any servers, paying only while the code runs. Which service fits?
    A. Amazon EC2
    B. AWS Lambda
    C. Amazon EBS
    D. AWS Outposts
  3. 3
    Under the AWS shared responsibility model, which task is the customer’s job when running an application on Amazon EC2?
    A. Maintaining the physical servers
    B. Securing the data center buildings
    C. Patching the hypervisor and host infrastructure
    D. Patching the guest operating system

What’s exact, and what isn’t

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Straight from the course’s own notes.

Sourced
Every key and every reason comes from an AWS page (docs.aws.amazon.com or aws.amazon.com), read 2026-10-09; the link is under each question.
Checked by script
Every question maps to a real CLF-C02 task statement; one-answer questions have 4 options, “Choose 2” questions have 5 and exactly 2 keys; every option has a reason; options are shuffled so the right answers of the 92 one-answer questions are spread evenly over A-D (23/23/24/22).
Current names
Uses AWS’s 2026 Support plans (Basic, Business Support+, Enterprise, Unified Operations) and current service names. Older study guides still list Developer and Business Support, which AWS’s page says are retired on January 1, 2027.
Not real exam questions
Written by Tutorpack from AWS’s public docs; not connected to AWS. The course’s 24/30 pass mark is a safety margin: AWS doesn’t publish how raw answers convert to its 100-1,000 scale.
Not in it yet
Prices, hands-on console work, a few exam-guide services with no question yet (AWS Marketplace, Snow Family, Dedicated Instances).