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Great video and straight to the point - easy to understand. So technically you can make bank here in the USA if you get into tech. 😅 I find all of it interesting in general. I started off with UX/UI but got scared away by the price tag for the boot camp…but everything from AWS cloud computing to coding to UX/UI interests me. Thanks for the info.
I've just passed AZ-900 and found your channel. You're doing a great job mate. I'm thinking now about learning for AZ-104 because in my opinion that should be the second step in getting to know Azure, but I don't know what to do next. Honestly I don't have commercial experience working with cloud so I am like an empty book right now. What do you think should be my next steps? I have experience in banking industry and data analysis. My technology stack is mainly SQL for data analysis and some other viz tools. I don't know how could I connect it with Azure. Of course I know that we have Data Engineer path also, but I don't know python that much and I'm afraid it'll be a big obstacle for me. Cheers!
Amazing! Best of luck with this transition you have a great foundation already with the azure experience and once you take az900 you’ll be well on your way 🤩
I think it’s a good idea to do az-104 (or at least start it) and do the practical parts and doing some projects at the same time! After that you’ll be in a good position to start your job search
It’s a good question my personal experience has mostly been with azure! And I find the portal quite simple and easy to pick up! So I’d still learn azure! I actually have a video on this exact topic: ruclips.net/video/rVj_uxz2nXI/видео.htmlsi=Xx9peHlltaYEIC7q
@Caleb Oni. Ce indirectly to some extent for a layman explaination let's say a Cloud Engineer = Cloud Computing Specialist = Software ENgineer Cloud Administrator = Cloud Manager = Project/Product/Programs Manager (tech depends) Cloud Solutions Achitech = Cloud Analyst = Bunisess Analyst Cloud Support Engineer = IT Support Engineer Cloud Security Engineer = Cyber threat Security Engineer Cloud Architect = Research, Design & Engineer = Technical POPM Solutions Achitech = Design & Strategy = UX Manager = Agile PMs It makes a layman understand the scary part better this way from their transferable skills...can you do a video with this style ?????
Hii, i wanted career change to tech field. After some researching i found cloud engineering ineteresting. Please provide me some advice where to start from scratch
Of course this is the perfect video to start with From No Experience to Cloud Engineer | Step by Step Roadmap (2024) ruclips.net/video/WE3ozVBVbEI/видео.html
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Great video and straight to the point - easy to understand.
So technically you can make bank here in the USA if you get into tech. 😅 I find all of it interesting in general. I started off with UX/UI but got scared away by the price tag for the boot camp…but everything from AWS cloud computing to coding to UX/UI interests me.
Thanks for the info.
I've just passed AZ-900 and found your channel. You're doing a great job mate. I'm thinking now about learning for AZ-104 because in my opinion that should be the second step in getting to know Azure, but I don't know what to do next. Honestly I don't have commercial experience working with cloud so I am like an empty book right now. What do you think should be my next steps? I have experience in banking industry and data analysis. My technology stack is mainly SQL for data analysis and some other viz tools. I don't know how could I connect it with Azure. Of course I know that we have Data Engineer path also, but I don't know python that much and I'm afraid it'll be a big obstacle for me. Cheers!
I have my azure 900 test next week and I’m in a service desk role trying to transition right now but have azure work experience also
Amazing! Best of luck with this transition you have a great foundation already with the azure experience and once you take az900 you’ll be well on your way 🤩
@@caleboni.certified hey man I passed my az-900 on Saturday thank you so much for the videos now just looking for some entry level cloud roles
How did it go ?
I love your channel! Thanks for the video Caleb
Much love! This means a lot 🙏🏾 thanks so much for watching and supporting 🤩🙏🏾
Hi caleb
Nice meeting you.
You too my friend 💯
This is some good information bro💯💯
Cheeers mate!
I like how the cloud support engineer because I used to be an IT-Support ❤
Thanks bro! Very informative
Love bro ⭐️🐕
Thank you bud
Any time!
I want to study cloud engineering .
Am a cameroonian in Cameroon.How do i contact you for guidians.
I really wish you be my Mentor in this domain.
Just passed my AZ-900 tryna decide where to go next. Is the AZ-900 enough to get a Job or should i go for the AZ-104 first?
I think it’s a good idea to do az-104 (or at least start it) and do the practical parts and doing some projects at the same time! After that you’ll be in a good position to start your job search
How cloud network Engineer works.kindly suggest
Thanks alot for this. I have a question, what we u recommend for Someone coming from a backend developer, transitioning to cloud engineering.
It’s a good question I don’t have enough knowledge of backend dev roles to comment on that however 😅 but if you find out more please do share 🙏🏾💯❤️
azure or aws what will u learn if you’re a beginner
It’s a good question my personal experience has mostly been with azure! And I find the portal quite simple and easy to pick up! So I’d still learn azure!
I actually have a video on this exact topic:
ruclips.net/video/rVj_uxz2nXI/видео.htmlsi=Xx9peHlltaYEIC7q
@Caleb Oni. Ce indirectly to some extent for a layman explaination let's say a
Cloud Engineer = Cloud Computing Specialist = Software ENgineer
Cloud Administrator = Cloud Manager = Project/Product/Programs Manager (tech depends)
Cloud Solutions Achitech = Cloud Analyst = Bunisess Analyst
Cloud Support Engineer = IT Support Engineer
Cloud Security Engineer = Cyber threat Security Engineer
Cloud Architect = Research, Design & Engineer = Technical POPM
Solutions Achitech = Design & Strategy = UX Manager = Agile PMs
It makes a layman understand the scary part better this way from their transferable skills...can you do a video with this style ?????
Hii, i wanted career change to tech field. After some researching i found cloud engineering ineteresting. Please provide me some advice where to start from scratch
Of course this is the perfect video to start with
From No Experience to Cloud Engineer | Step by Step Roadmap (2024)
ruclips.net/video/WE3ozVBVbEI/видео.html
Please do you know any cloud computing conmunity?
I love what you are doing...
There’s one called learn to cloud ☁️
That’s so much 🤩🙏🏾
Do I require coding or programming knowledge or skills to be a cloud administrator?
Good question, I answered in this short video:
Do you NEED to code for Cybersecurity & Cloud Computing?
ruclips.net/video/IXNn1n0S5_I/видео.html
Those US salary averages a bit off; the US salaries are actually much more in the whereabouts of the UK averages, if not slightly lower.
interesting. But I assume California/SIlicon Valley area its like that at least?
Ah fair enough, my stats are based on averages from job boards such as Indeed, Glassdoor etc but they’re not 100 accurate 🙏🏾💯