I find Go Deploy Labs really professional and well-designed. It's efficient in performance, and I appreciate that the exercises for attendees are well specified, complete with helpful images. The fact that the labs are consistently updated with the Microsoft platform is a plus, thanks to the ongoing delivery of changes. Additionally, the support from Go Deploy is quite responsive; whenever I have an issue and contact the support team, they respond in less than ten minutes, which is crucial for me as a trainer. I also value the virtual environment, as it simulates a real environment effectively, and the Azure credits are well configured for exercises. The easy setup process makes it convenient to log in and set up a lab environment for training. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Okay. The improvement Okay. Mean, nothing is perfect. Sometime, there it seems like there are performance issue in some labs. There are some labs that are not up to date, and I don't know if it depend on Microsoft or on GoDeploy. So it could be really helpful. If there is a freight frequently process to update the lab or to be informed by Microsoft if there is a lab that should be updated. Yes. I really appreciate the current state, but for improvement, it could be helpful if all the lab described what all the steps in the labs works fine. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Lab list that matches Microsoft's course list, as well as legacy courses and technical support response speed Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

dependence of some laboratories on components provided by Microsoft Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about go deploy is their exceptional support service. Buying labs for a large group of students can be stressful, but knowing that their team is responsive and technically skilled gives me total peace of mind. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only significant downside is that since some labs rely directly on Microsoft’s own cloud infrastructure and tenant-provisioning, any issues on Microsoft’s end—directly impact the go deploy labs. I wish there were a way for the labs to be completely independent of these external dependencies so that our classes wouldn't be affected by Microsoft’s global service spikes Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.