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Codevixens is an educational organization specializing in tech training. We provide a range of affordable courses designed to equip individuals with essential skills for the tech industry. Our offerings include programs in DevOps Engineering, Cloud Engineering, and Database Administration, catering to both beginners and those seeking to enhance their expertise. Whether you’re starting out or looking to upskill, Codevixens is here to support your journey with engaging and effective training.
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I love the fact that each task were structured and the requirements stated according, I also appreciate the review after each submission as well as the live session review, it was very helpful. Moving forward I'll suggest Sundays be taken out of the challenge days.
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