🚀 Very excited to announce my new course: The Solutions Architect Accelerator Program. An 8-week complete program designed to help you transition to the Solutions Architect role The next round will launch mid-February 2023. Learn more and join the waitlist here to ensure you get *all* the bonuses next time I open doors: tinyurl.com/sa-accelerator
Great stuff and content Ilyas, especially how to be concise and brief with C level presentations which is something I used to miss. Keep it up and please get us part two 😊
The day I become a solutions architect and a part time RUclipsr, will be the day I’ll be sure to mention you as one of the incredible people who’s videos helped and inspired me. Thank you for your content and incredible wisdom Ilyas.
Mate unfortunately i can't always attend your lessons on Lighthall. Could you please record the next lessons and upload videos here? Greetings from Italy
Helpful video. Watching your videos is setting the bar for me as a SA. Definitely giving me motivation to get my presentation skills more refined. Thanks
Hey im switching to either as a cloud architect or solutions architect through the early careers program even though i have limited cloud knowledge atm..(hopefully i can get in). What are the main difference between the roles? Which one is more client facing? My goal is to be able to create value and impact for clients
This article summers the difference best: dev.to/imben1109/what-is-difference-among-enterprise-architect-solution-architect-software-architect-and-cloud-architect-5boo#:~:text=Solution%20Architects%20are%20responsible%20for,storage%20components%20of%20Cloud%20Services. Solutions Architect is more client facing for sure. Best of luck!
Great video man. I'm almost done with my degree and I'm quite a capable engineer for someone started coding 2.5 years ago (done 3+ SWE internships). What do you think about trying out the Associate SA at AWS straight after graduation? Or would you recommend it's better if I do a few years of development before jumping onto SA? I quite like dealing with both people and technical things at the same time, so it's a hard one for me 😅
As much as I want to say Go for it, I humbly believe a successful SA is someone who can look into his past experiences for lessons and guidance: the more experience you have the better you will be. Especially experiences with high traffic, high impact solutions
Hi Aya, hope everything is well ^^ I would say that experience in IT is required is you're after an engineering cloud role, but the cloud offers a lot of roles that require no prior experience in IT as well, make sure to check what companies like AWS, Google, Microsoft, Facebook offer on their Linkedin
none of your links are working. I am trying to gain some more understanding i am a few weeks away from my solutions architect associate test. Looking for some more guidance and mentoring
🚀 Very excited to announce my new course: The Solutions Architect Accelerator Program. An 8-week complete program designed to help you transition to the Solutions Architect role
The next round will launch mid-February 2023. Learn more and join the waitlist here to ensure you get *all* the bonuses next time I open doors: tinyurl.com/sa-accelerator
Code doesn't work for Canadian folks ? Do something for your own folks ?
The Code only works on Amazon.com at this time. Hopefully Packt can cover more regions in the future
Great stuff and content Ilyas, especially how to be concise and brief with C level presentations which is something I used to miss. Keep it up and please get us part two 😊
Cheers Shadi! Glad it was helpful! Started working on Part 2 💪🏼
So insightful man! I think I do have good soft skills, but I need to sharpen my cloud computing skills.
Appreciate your videos.
They both go hand in hand.
Thanks for watching my friend
Excellent video! Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Thanks a lot for these explanations
My pleasure, hope it helps!
Great job, and information! Thanks :D
Thanks for watching!
Great video, thanks man
bought the book using your code. just accepted a SA role at AWS too
The day I become a solutions architect and a part time RUclipsr, will be the day I’ll be sure to mention you as one of the incredible people who’s videos helped and inspired me. Thank you for your content and incredible wisdom Ilyas.
Mate unfortunately i can't always attend your lessons on Lighthall.
Could you please record the next lessons and upload videos here?
Greetings from Italy
Hi Michele, thank you for voicing this out. I will start uploading the recorded videos to my RUclips channel going forward.
PS: Forza Ferrari!
Hope this will be the year 😍
Helpful video. Watching your videos is setting the bar for me as a SA. Definitely giving me motivation to get my presentation skills more refined. Thanks
Wonderful! You got this Christoper! 💪🏼
Hey im switching to either as a cloud architect or solutions architect through the early careers program even though i have limited cloud knowledge atm..(hopefully i can get in). What are the main difference between the roles? Which one is more client facing? My goal is to be able to create value and impact for clients
This article summers the difference best: dev.to/imben1109/what-is-difference-among-enterprise-architect-solution-architect-software-architect-and-cloud-architect-5boo#:~:text=Solution%20Architects%20are%20responsible%20for,storage%20components%20of%20Cloud%20Services.
Solutions Architect is more client facing for sure.
Best of luck!
@@WinTheCloud thanks for the reply! Do you have any tips on how to know which role is more suited for individuals?
Great video man. I'm almost done with my degree and I'm quite a capable engineer for someone started coding 2.5 years ago (done 3+ SWE internships). What do you think about trying out the Associate SA at AWS straight after graduation? Or would you recommend it's better if I do a few years of development before jumping onto SA?
I quite like dealing with both people and technical things at the same time, so it's a hard one for me 😅
As much as I want to say Go for it, I humbly believe a successful SA is someone who can look into his past experiences for lessons and guidance: the more experience you have the better you will be. Especially experiences with high traffic, high impact solutions
Thanks for this very informative video👍 well i guess you should only add marketing skills also 😉
Hi ilyas, greetings from Morocco, just want to ask if working in cloud needs prior experience working in IT
Hi Aya, hope everything is well ^^
I would say that experience in IT is required is you're after an engineering cloud role, but the cloud offers a lot of roles that require no prior experience in IT as well, make sure to check what companies like AWS, Google, Microsoft, Facebook offer on their Linkedin
none of your links are working. I am trying to gain some more understanding i am a few weeks away from my solutions architect associate test. Looking for some more guidance and mentoring
Hey budd, the discount code is only available on Amazon.com (as mentioned in the comments)