CloudBridge
Master Azure, AWS or Google Cloud through the cloud you already know.
CloudBridge helps you turn familiar knowledge into new confidence. Explore cloud platforms, certifications, technical standards, and any concept through clear flashcards, practical comparisons, focused practice, and AI-guided Coach.
Learn at your own pace, understand more deeply, and keep moving toward the person you want to become.
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⚠ Comparable concept — not an exact 1:1 equivalent.
Keyboard: Space = show answer · 1 Again · 2 Hard · 3 Good · 4 Easy
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Columns: Front, Back, Category, KnownPlatform, TargetPlatform, ConceptId
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Cloud sync (optional)
Your progress is saved locally in this browser. You can use CloudBridge without signing in. If you sign in with Google, we store only your email, nickname, and learning progress so you can continue across devices. You can delete your stored data at any time.
Authentication uses Azure Static Web Apps custom auth. In local development a mock user is used.
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Privacy & your data
- Public learning content is static JSON shipped with the site — no tracking.
- Your study progress lives in this browser's localStorage unless you opt into cloud sync.
- If you sign in, we store only your email, a nickname you choose, and your progress.
- All cloud storage access goes through an authenticated API — the browser never holds storage keys.
Local progress normally remains after closing the browser or restarting your device, but it can be deleted if you clear browser site data or use private browsing.