When comparing the GCP Developer learning path here at 38:50, and the one on the website, the one on the website doesn't include the basic Cloud Digital Leader cert. It just contains some courses that treat google cloud overall. It'd be nice to have the cert there since (I assume) it would contain that basic info anyway.
The official guide from Dan Sullivan, Google's own Cloud website under the training and certification section &/o Coursera. Not sure why you didn't mention acloudguru though. Udemy & PluralSite are also options among others.🤔 You're welcome.😊
Cloud Digital Leader (more or less the equivalent of the Microsoft AZ 900). Start there, get the foundational things in place, and then move on to the Associate course! All the best!!
That's a good question! I would suggest starting the same way, with CDL/ACE. Then you could jump straight into the Professional Cloud Network Engineer (PCNE), or you could consider first using PCA to broaden and deepen your understanding of the systems you'll be trying to support with your networks (and _then_ getting PCNE, I mean). After PCNE/PCA, I would suggest considering the Professional Cloud Security Engineer (PCSE) to ensure that your networking is always deeply informed by the security mindset and toolset. After that, other certs might help depending on the role you have and how it might "lean" toward other roles--such as DevOps Engineer or Data Engineer. I hope this helps!
This is a wonderful video. Though I am interested in ML, I watched the entire video. It's too good to skip any part. Thank you so much!
You're very welcome! So glad you found it valuable!
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When comparing the GCP Developer learning path here at 38:50, and the one on the website, the one on the website doesn't include the basic Cloud Digital Leader cert. It just contains some courses that treat google cloud overall. It'd be nice to have the cert there since (I assume) it would contain that basic info anyway.
Very useful content. Thank you for explaining it with such simplicity and clarity.
tons of value in this video
What you really need is a mental model. Then take a nap. Thanks Mattias.
Do you have any materials (free or not) for preparing GCP Professional ML Engineer (with exam QA) ?
Superbly done video clip.
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Awesome content!
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Sooooo useful, thanks a lot!
so could I just jump to the associate cloud engineer cert or do I have to start at the foundation cert? get back to me with some info, thank you.
@@acloudguru okay thank you much for the info my guy! What is a cert you recommend after the foundation cert?
thank you
Can someone please suggest where to prepare for Google Cloud Digital Leader Certificate.
Thanks in Advance.
The official guide from Dan Sullivan, Google's own Cloud website under the training and certification section &/o Coursera.
Not sure why you didn't mention acloudguru though. Udemy & PluralSite are also options among others.🤔 You're welcome.😊
Devops solutions architect or Data engineer is good for experienced professionals
So would you start off with CLOUD DIGITAL first or ASSOCIATE or someone new into Cloud?
Cloud Digital Leader (more or less the equivalent of the Microsoft AZ 900). Start there, get the foundational things in place, and then move on to the Associate course! All the best!!
I couldn't find the PMLE course on ACG
What aboout the road map for Cloud Network Engineer ???
That's a good question! I would suggest starting the same way, with CDL/ACE. Then you could jump straight into the Professional Cloud Network Engineer (PCNE), or you could consider first using PCA to broaden and deepen your understanding of the systems you'll be trying to support with your networks (and _then_ getting PCNE, I mean). After PCNE/PCA, I would suggest considering the Professional Cloud Security Engineer (PCSE) to ensure that your networking is always deeply informed by the security mindset and toolset. After that, other certs might help depending on the role you have and how it might "lean" toward other roles--such as DevOps Engineer or Data Engineer. I hope this helps!
Thanks for giving your time to answer my question. Surely I will start exploring one of them
Does acloud guru has a dedicated course on Cloud Digital Leader?
yep they do
Soon
free??
Linux Academy used to be a great resource until they got acquired by a cloud guru.
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Thanks