Comparison table and docs cleanup
Fixed the Global Accelerator comparison table so CloudFront and Global Accelerator details line up under the right headings, and removed stale internal script documentation.
New lessons, features, and improvements to CloudPath — newest first.
Fixed the Global Accelerator comparison table so CloudFront and Global Accelerator details line up under the right headings, and removed stale internal script documentation.
When you click "Show Answer" on a quiz question, every option is now highlighted as correct or incorrect with its explanation shown inline — so you can learn from all the choices, not just the right one.
The passive "think about it" callout in the CloudWatch lesson is now a 3-question practice quiz that walks you through the metrics → logs → alarms troubleshooting flow with a real scenario.
The plain markdown table comparing metrics, logs, and alarms in the CloudWatch lesson was replaced with a color-coded CompareTable component — blue for metrics, amber for logs, rose for alarms.
Diagram node labels were being cut off, especially when zooming. Fixed by changing the container overflow and switching to better line break handling in node labels.
Added comprehensive coverage for the 7 remaining CLF-C02 exam topics across 6 existing lessons. No new lessons required — all content integrated into relevant existing modules.
Vercel Web Analytics is now active across all pages — tracking page views and Web Vitals with no cookies and no personally identifiable information collected.
Prose lists, markdown tables, and a broken diagram in Module 2.2 replaced with interactive compare tables, decision columns, and a new architecture rewrite activity.
Unit 4 expanded with three new modules covering AI/ML services, analytics, developer tools, and specialized AWS services. Plus EKS vs ECS lesson and networking enhancements.
Every page on CloudPath now generates a custom Open Graph image for social sharing — lessons, courses, practice, and static pages each have their own layout.
The S3 Private Bucket Lab now includes step-by-step instructions with expected outcomes and 24 screenshot placeholders to guide learners through each AWS console interaction.
Backfilled changelog entries for the past week's content and infrastructure updates so learners can track what changed and what's coming.
Two new lessons added covering IAM Identity Center for workforce SSO and Amazon Cognito for customer identity, plus updates to existing lessons for Audit Manager, CloudHSM, and AWS RAM.
Added updatedAt timestamps and expanded keywords to recently modified lessons. You'll now see 'updated' badges on lessons that have new content since you last visited.
Filled three gaps in Domain 1 content: BYOL licensing strategies, Snowball physical data migration, and the economics of cloud automation.
Deep research into the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam guide mapped every task statement against current course content. The resulting gap analysis is driving upcoming lesson priorities.
Internal development workflow improvements including skill routing rules for AI assistants and automated code review tooling integration.
AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md rewritten to accurately reflect the current Next.js 16 + Fumadocs architecture, content authoring workflow, and course structure.
A fully searchable, filterable AWS services reference catalog launched — now accessible from the main navigation. Browse services by category, view mode, and label, with modal detail cards.
Open Graph images added for the Vocabulary, Changelog, and AWS Services pages — rich split-panel designs consistent with the lesson OG image style.
A beta status banner now appears at the top of the main app header and inside the lesson learning header, keeping users informed that the platform is in active development.
The primary course CTA now adapts based on your progress — showing "Start Course" for new visitors and "Continue Learning" with a resume pointer for returning learners.
The ambiguous reset button in the course view was replaced with a clearly labelled trash icon and a confirmation tooltip to reduce accidental progress resets.
Expanded the glossary with 27 additional cloud computing terms covering migration strategies, encryption patterns, compliance concepts, and more.
Consolidated and rewrote Module 5.3 for clarity. Two overlapping lessons were merged, and the module was rebuilt with interactive exercises throughout.
Full editorial pass across Unit 5 — plain language, accurate support plan descriptions, and consistent formatting.
Launched a fully searchable, filterable glossary at /vocabulary. Browse 160+ cloud computing terms with definitions, examples, and related term links.
Architecture diagrams throughout the course now support zoom and pan. Any diagram can be expanded to a full-screen modal for closer inspection.
Introduced a step-by-step lab format for hands-on exercises. Unit 2 Module 2 Lesson 2 is the first lesson converted to this format.
Quizzes now fully support keyboard navigation. Press 1–4 or A–D to select an answer, Enter to confirm, and ? to open the shortcuts reference.
Static comparison tables and prose lists in Unit 1 Modules 1–2 were replaced with carousels, match activities, and CapEx/OpEx comparison components.
The Well-Architected Framework lesson was moved from Unit 1 to Unit 2 for better curriculum flow — it fits more naturally after foundational AWS services are introduced.
Module 1.2 expanded with two new lessons covering the AWS Cloud Adoption Framework (CAF) and the 6 migration strategies (6 Rs), plus 14 practice questions.
Added a dedicated module covering AWS security and compliance fundamentals — 4 subtopics and 11 practice questions.
Module 4.5 added with 6 lessons covering core AWS networking — VPC, subnets, routing, security groups, and connectivity options.
Filled gaps in Domain 3 with lessons on SNS, SQS, Elastic Beanstalk, CloudTrail, AWS Config, and Trusted Advisor — plus 11 practice questions.
Two new lessons added to fill Domain 4 gaps — pricing models deep dive and cost management tools — with 7 practice questions.
The course now notifies you when content relevant to your progress has been updated, and gently reminds you if you have incomplete lessons — once per day.
Removed all "beginner" labels and patronizing framing across 14 lesson files in Unit 5. The course now speaks to learners directly, not down to them.
Static callouts and bullet lists in Unit 1 were replaced with hands-on tools — a server spec simulator, a region picker, a cost formula explorer, and downloadable worksheets.
Every lesson in Units 1–4 was updated to remove "beginner" framing from headings, callouts, quiz questions, and metadata. The course now addresses you directly instead of categorizing you.
After completing a full-screen quiz session, you can now review every question — see what you got right, wrong, or skipped — before returning to the lesson.
The Unit 1 wrap-up lesson now includes an interactive AWS readiness checklist, a one-minute cloud explanation builder, and a linked review grid to revisit any lesson.
A full adaptive practice engine launched at /practice/aws-ccp — 50+ questions across all four CCP domains with five session modes and a readiness score.
Dedicated quiz lessons now open in a distraction-free full-screen overlay with a progress bar, hint reveal, and a results screen — so review sessions feel distinct from regular lessons.
Unit 5 added structured review modules for every CCP domain — Cloud Concepts, Security & Access, Billing & Pricing, Architecture Drills, and a capstone review quiz.
The quiz results screen now shows a "Next Lesson" button directly, so you move forward the moment you pass — no need to scroll back to the navigation footer.
A quiz must be passed with at least 80% before a lesson is marked complete. If you score below that, you see an "Almost There!" result and can retry without losing progress.
Structured fill-in-the-blank tables are now interactive — type directly in the browser and your answers are saved automatically. You can also adjust the lesson text size in the header.
Unit 4 launched with four complete modules covering AWS compute, storage, databases, and deployment platforms — 33 lessons total with interactive quizzes throughout.
Unit 3 launched as a project-based module where you build a real serverless upload dashboard on AWS — from static hosting through authentication, deployment, and production hardening.
Key lessons now include Mermaid architecture diagrams showing service flows and system design — starting with the Core Services Map, CloudWatch overview, and the Unit 2 wrap-up architecture.
Two new interactive components launched across the course: MatchActivity for drag-and-drop matching exercises, and DefinitionList for structured concept explanations with meaning, example, and context fields.
A new course overview page shows the full structure of the Cloud Fundamentals course before you start — description, learning objectives, unit breakdown, and prerequisites all in one place.
The CloudPath learning platform launched with Unit 1 (Cloud Foundations), Unit 2 (AWS Foundations), progress tracking saved to your browser, dark mode, and a sidebar showing your place in the course.