29 decks to structure your cloud knowledge: Azure, AWS and Google Cloud services, architecture, security, costs, governance and digital sovereignty. Memorize key concepts durably with spaced repetition.
Each topic groups several decks organized by domain, so you can progress from the general to the specific.
Azure basics: cloud concepts, core services, security, identity, governance and costs. The entry point to understanding the Microsoft platform.
The Google Cloud ecosystem: core services, data and AI, security, IAM and billing. A business-oriented overview of the platform.
Amazon Web Services foundations: global infrastructure, core services, security and shared responsibility, costs and architecture.
Going further on Azure: architecture trade-offs, data lake and lakehouse, data governance, MLOps and advanced cloud patterns.
European cloud, digital sovereignty, portability and reversibility — understanding the issues beyond the three major providers.
Cloud computing involves dozens of cross-cutting concepts, services and trade-offs: IaaS, PaaS, security, costs, resilience, sovereignty. Passive rereading of documentation is ineffective: within 48 hours, you forget up to 70% of reviewed content.
Flashcards with spaced repetition reverse this trend. Instead of rereading documentation, you activate your memory with each review. The FSRS algorithm schedules each card at the optimal moment, just before you would forget it. The result: durable memorization with two to three times less review time.
memia decks are organized by domain and by provider. You progress in a structured way with clear visibility into which concepts you have mastered and which need more work.
Azure Fundamentals, Google Cloud, AWS, Azure Architecture or Cloud Sovereignty. Each topic is organized into decks by domain.
The FSRS algorithm automatically builds your daily review queue. Answer each card honestly — the system prioritizes concepts you're still shaky on.
After several weeks of regular practice, you have a structured view of the cloud — useful for architecture decisions, conversations with technical teams, or an eventual certification.
It depends on the topic: about 4 to 6 weeks for Azure Fundamentals (355 cards) with 15 to 20 minutes a day, 3 to 5 weeks for Google Cloud (310 cards), a bit less for AWS (235 cards). The FSRS algorithm adapts to your pace and automatically adjusts the frequency of each card.
The Azure Fundamentals, Google Cloud and AWS topics cover each platform's core concepts: services, security, identity, costs and governance. They are designed to help you understand the big principles, not to replace official training or hands-on labs.
Yes. The Azure Fundamentals, Google Cloud and AWS topics share a common foundation (IaaS/PaaS/SaaS, high availability, pricing). Many learners start with one provider and then explore the other two to compare approaches.
The Azure Architecture decks are designed for profiles already comfortable with cloud fundamentals (Azure Fundamentals level or equivalent). They cover advanced topics: data lakes, Databricks, MLOps, event-driven architectures. Start with Azure Fundamentals if you are a beginner.
This deck covers digital sovereignty, portability and reversibility in the cloud — topics that are increasingly relevant to European organizations' architecture choices, beyond the three major providers.
Yes. The 'GCP CDL — Business Scenarios & Practice' deck (55 cards) offers business scenarios to help you identify the right Google Cloud service for a given need. For Azure Fundamentals, the Identity & Governance and Azure Security decks also include practical scenarios.
Yes, all 29 decks are available in English. memia also offers the same topics in French — switch language from the catalog to see the French versions.
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