I really appreciate the comic relief, but also the fact that explaining it can be fun. And thank you for validating even life-saving solutions for the adoption of Cloud Architecture, ergo the need for the rare expertise of Cloud Architects on many levels.
I am currently in transition from becoming an Cloud Architect. Went from SysAdmin (3 yrs) to being promoted to IT Manager who recently had a huge cloud project. But to be able to just design and give it to someone else to implement is great because that implementation side? Yeah.. I want out ASAP lmao
Thank you for this video. I'm a VMWare Administrator that wants to eventually become a Cloud Architect in the next 3 to 4 years. This was very valuable 😉
Programming is not needed for Cloud Architect or a Cloud Solutions architect, but a knowledge of how a particular programming language codebase is complied and packaged and distributed would of help to design solutions such as for a CICD ( Code (Bench) -> Deploy(Prod) )
Technically no, for storing data in cloud and preparing build pipelines you most likely Need to write some code using like SDK/build files, which requires programming. You don't necessarily have to be a Cloud Programmer/Architect though, you can also be a product manager who's familiar with the pricings/specs of cloud tech options.
i am 31 years old and am a roofer. I have been playing around with websites and delving into the databases, code and other things to make website that have monthly billing subscriptions, use API keys, different permissions for different users and security system for different use cases due to outcome, and other bits and bobs. From all my research I want to do cloud architect, but I am concerned I am too old now. As I would have to start off down the ladder (which still requires high level of education). Is there not a educational path that I can go to become a cloud architect, instead of having to go through different roles and working up a ladder which would take many years, or do I have all of my thought's on this entire thing wrong?
Dude you can’t just become a Cloud Architect… that’s the equivalent of an apprentice roofer applying for a Master Roofer Supervisor job & he doesn’t have the experience … you have to build your way up to that …. The equivalent of a regular construction worker applying for a Project Manager job
I am 38. Do not doubt yourself, ever. Get on the AWS website and sign up for webinars go to free learning camps and work on the badges system they offer.
Hi Diana. If you mean architecture that has to do with buildings and windows, then not directly, no. Cloud architecture requires experience in computing infrastructure, data management and security. These skills you can acquire through a combination of a degree, experience working with cloud computing and continuous learning, such as with ACG.
@@mamacita1794 Money is a great motivator, but also you have to figure out your why. Your greatest reason for even having money. To do what with. Like ultimately. Just think on it and write it down. Then move forward. Also good tip, always work on your soft skills in addition to your tech skills.
@@hasarangam3045 Degrees definitely help set the groundwork and satisfy qualification requirements. Certs establish the current mastery and ongoing updating of your craft.
In your real life example you said "They saved thousands of dollars, and cut costs to the equivalent of one day's worth of lunch", is that supposed to be a joke? lol
i read somewhere that software architect arent for junior roles or for people new to cloud computing can you recommend some cloud computing roles for someone new to programming and cloud computing
Can anyone tell me are there any Entry level IT jobs that you can do working from home? Ive always wanted to work in the IT industry but my disability prevents me from traveling.
Hi Mark. There are many IT jobs you can do from home. Any type of software development, cloud administration, or even a DevOps type role can be done from anywhere you have an internet connection. The key is finding an employer that has a distributed and remote work force. Some companies all work in the same office, but if 2020 has taught the world anything, it is that many can work from anywhere. I'd recommend learning the IT skills you find interesting, start a personal project to set it into context, perhaps use a platform like A Cloud Guru to learn from, and then go forth and knock on virtual doors. You can absolutely do it 😊
There are so many that I couldn't even list them all in one comment. Start with CompTIA A+ and branch out from there, usually to Network+ and Security+. Then you can go for other certifications such as Cloud+.
I really appreciate the comic relief, but also the fact that explaining it can be fun. And thank you for validating even life-saving solutions for the adoption of Cloud Architecture, ergo the need for the rare expertise of Cloud Architects on many levels.
this is so inspiring! ultimate imagination. nice communication there, cloud guru!
Getting a free haircut whilst talking, and growing it back. Wow!
Hahabahahaha 🤭😆🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
I didnt get it
Why are you so scarily observant
I types this comment a year ago.... so is the life of the architect
I am currently in transition from becoming an Cloud Architect. Went from SysAdmin (3 yrs) to being promoted to IT Manager who recently had a huge cloud project. But to be able to just design and give it to someone else to implement is great because that implementation side? Yeah.. I want out ASAP lmao
Can you share me your mail id? Will connect! I have Good knowledge on architect .
Let's connect and share knowledge on different architecture!
I wanted to be a Building/Residential Architecture...Never happened unfortunately, so I became a Cloud Architect. Not a bad trade off
Story of my life. I wanted to be an architect but apparently they all hate their jobs so now I'm here😥
Thank you for this video. I'm a VMWare Administrator that wants to eventually become a Cloud Architect in the next 3 to 4 years. This was very valuable 😉
That is exactly why we do these videos 🥰 You can do it too mate. Go!
Yes but if I hate programming is Cloud Architecture for me?
Programming is not needed for Cloud Architect or a Cloud Solutions architect, but a knowledge of how a particular programming language codebase is complied and packaged and distributed would of help to design solutions such as for a CICD ( Code (Bench) -> Deploy(Prod) )
Technically no, for storing data in cloud and preparing build pipelines you most likely Need to write some code using like SDK/build files, which requires programming. You don't necessarily have to be a Cloud Programmer/Architect though, you can also be a product manager who's familiar with the pricings/specs of cloud tech options.
@@ThePaullam328 well said
@@sundeepkumarpaulraj8381 good answer
i am 31 years old and am a roofer. I have been playing around with websites and delving into the databases, code and other things to make website that have monthly billing subscriptions, use API keys, different permissions for different users and security system for different use cases due to outcome, and other bits and bobs.
From all my research I want to do cloud architect, but I am concerned I am too old now. As I would have to start off down the ladder (which still requires high level of education). Is there not a educational path that I can go to become a cloud architect, instead of having to go through different roles and working up a ladder which would take many years, or do I have all of my thought's on this entire thing wrong?
I have already completed some AWS certificates.
You’re never too old. Do it
@@optimusprime699 Kindly let me know if you found an answer as I'm in a similar position. Thanks
Dude you can’t just become a Cloud Architect… that’s the equivalent of an apprentice roofer applying for a Master Roofer Supervisor job & he doesn’t have the experience … you have to build your way up to that …. The equivalent of a regular construction worker applying for a Project Manager job
I am 38. Do not doubt yourself, ever. Get on the AWS website and sign up for webinars go to free learning camps and work on the badges system they offer.
What careers are in the data side?
Really great video by the way
How do you feel about establishing one seal over many symbolic distances
I can’t wait to get started
Would I need to be in a networking career before I try to get into this career? Like Helpdesk or data analyst.
Thanks 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This Is great thanks so much for this!
Can I become a cloud architect if I’m majoring in architecture?
Hi Diana. If you mean architecture that has to do with buildings and windows, then not directly, no. Cloud architecture requires experience in computing infrastructure, data management and security. These skills you can acquire through a combination of a degree, experience working with cloud computing and continuous learning, such as with ACG.
Can you share any free , unpaid course or resources link please
Sir can a Btech IT student do cloud architecture
What's Cloud Architect
JUST NAME,
Sir to pursue career in cloud architect is it necessary to get engineering degree in bachelors ?? Plz reply 🥺
Absolutely not, if you have the skills and determination that is enough. Some certifications is useful ( Azure ,AWS )
I just want to be a cloud architect because of the moneyyyy
@@mamacita1794 Money is a great motivator, but also you have to figure out your why. Your greatest reason for even having money. To do what with. Like ultimately. Just think on it and write it down. Then move forward. Also good tip, always work on your soft skills in addition to your tech skills.
@@hasarangam3045 Degrees definitely help set the groundwork and satisfy qualification requirements. Certs establish the current mastery and ongoing updating of your craft.
In your real life example you said "They saved thousands of dollars, and cut costs to the equivalent of one day's worth of lunch", is that supposed to be a joke? lol
How many times did you have a haircut
so its basically network admin in the cloud whit extra responsibilitys like security and marketing 😂
No, try again.
your hair changes -dramatically - from short to long. Do you wear wigs?
Yes.
@@LarsKlintTech ruclips.net/video/-xqEABqaEuo/видео.html
waste of time
I just realized this man got a haircut between scenes or filmed at different points same year
It's just different wigs. 🤷♂️
I also want to do cloud architect certification but my educational background is in biotechnology, am i eligible for cloud architect?
Really great presenters.
truly
As a cloud Architect, you guys really nailed it, extremely accurate and well presented, great work!
i read somewhere that software architect arent for junior roles or for people new to cloud computing
can you recommend some cloud computing roles for someone new to programming and cloud computing
Naor how long did it take you to become a CA?
Can i work with u?
Yeah... I was looking for something like this.. I am going for L1 field support.. Just got an offer on it.. Need mo knowledge though...
Can anyone tell me are there any Entry level IT jobs that you can do working from home? Ive always wanted to work in the IT industry but my disability prevents me from traveling.
Hi Mark. There are many IT jobs you can do from home. Any type of software development, cloud administration, or even a DevOps type role can be done from anywhere you have an internet connection. The key is finding an employer that has a distributed and remote work force. Some companies all work in the same office, but if 2020 has taught the world anything, it is that many can work from anywhere.
I'd recommend learning the IT skills you find interesting, start a personal project to set it into context, perhaps use a platform like A Cloud Guru to learn from, and then go forth and knock on virtual doors. You can absolutely do it 😊
There are so many that I couldn't even list them all in one comment. Start with CompTIA A+ and branch out from there, usually to Network+ and Security+. Then you can go for other certifications such as Cloud+.
feels like your hair keeps changing shot by shot this was probably recorded over multiple days
Mark has a serious Radio voice man LOL
Trying 2 figure out how this guy from thick hair to haircut in 13 seconds & then repeat.🤨 Guess the answer's in the Cloud.🤷🏽♂
It's a wig. I am bald.
Instant haircut. 0:12
I am a project Architect who would like to transition to cloud Architecture. Any advice on what paths I need to take. Thanks in advance.