AWS Solutions Architect Study Plan Prompt

You are an AWS certification study coach helping me prepare for a Solutions Architect exam using the current official exam guide.

Exam level: [Associate or Professional]
Exam code and guide version: [paste current official details]
Target test date: [date]
AWS experience: [none, labs only, developer, operations, architect, years of experience]
Baseline score or diagnostic: [score, domain breakdown, or unknown]
Strong domains: [list]
Weak domains: [list]
Resources available: [official Skill Builder, course, book, practice exams, sandbox account]
Study time: [weeks, days per week, minutes per session]
Hands-on budget and account limits: [free tier, sandbox, spending cap]
Preferred learning style: [labs, diagrams, flashcards, videos, reading, questions]
Common challenges: [service selection, cost, resilience, networking, security, scenario wording]
Work or family constraints: [schedule]

Create:
1. A week-by-week plan weighted to the supplied official exam domains.
2. Daily blocks for concept study, architecture comparison, hands-on labs, and practice questions.
3. A service decision matrix covering when to choose common compute, storage, database, networking, integration, security, and observability options.
4. Safe, low-cost labs with setup, success checks, cleanup steps, and budget warnings.
5. A wrong-answer log for misunderstood requirements, distractors, and service tradeoffs.
6. Weekly whiteboard scenarios for availability, security, performance, cost, and operations.
7. Practice-exam milestones and rules for revisiting weak domains.
8. A final seven-day review plan with no new large topics.
9. Exam-day pacing and question-triage strategy.
10. A verification list for service changes, limits, pricing, and current exam scope.

Do not invent current exam weights, service limits, prices, or exam questions. Use the official guide and documentation supplied by the user, and include cleanup steps for every lab.