Thank you for these recommendations. I'll be starting the Network and Computer System Administrator Program at my community college which is heavily focused on Azure. Then plan on attending a 4 month cloud admin bootcamp after I graduate using my G.I Bill. Excited to start this new journey.
This is really good! Might have to run through these myself. I'm imagining a level 4 of this could be to build out the ESLZ , with each of these projects getting deployed into their respective landing zones.
I have been doin a lot of devops such as docker , k8s , IaC and ci/cd but I still feel like in cloud I’m still not that great especially in serverless so these projects are actually very good and challenging to know about and does motivate me to learn more and do more in cloud . Thanks for sharing these projects gps.
Thank you so much.. Basically now we have the entire resources to be followed to get a role in cloud, and now its all upto use to put efforts it require. Thanks again maa'am.
Hey what's up GPS!!! Thanks for sharing this knowledge with us! These are great examples to follow and get great experience from! I'm studying for the AWS Solutions Architect Assoc. exam right now and I'll be hopping on the Cloud Challenge very soon. I'm looking forward to applying what I've learned from my studies and all of the tips and knowledge I've gained from you and carve out my path in the cloud! As usual, I appreciate all that you for us, be well, be safe and Cheers!!!
hey GPS, thank you for adding projects to the 6 month plan, i will do my AZ-900 exam next week, meanwhile i am following your bash courses, i will try to stick to the 6 month schedule, and since i know all about networks i hope i will have some spare time to focus more on azure tools and now the projects you specified. thank you again
That sounds like a great plan my friend! Much luck to you. You got this. You seem committed and putting in the work and that's the most important part.
@@MadeByGPSThank you, i hope so, i forgot to say am also working on my linux and python skill whenever i need some motivation, since they are complete new environments for me, and are challenging somehow. i cant thank you enough for the work you are doing for the community. Much love!!
Wonderful video. I am 66 year old. I was in Computing in the past. However, I have been out of it since 2010. How realistic is it for me to get back into computing learning Cloud computing and finding work.
Great video and very informative, got a quick question I'm studying network plus and hope to dive straight into comptia cloud plus and then aws, do you suggest I study ccna aswell? Or is most of the networking aspect of cloud engineering covered in the network and cloud plus courses.
Hello GPS, please how do I document my progress to show to potential employers? Can you make a video for just that or share the link if you already have a video.
Thank you for this amazing video! Provides a bit of clarity for someone like me moving from non-tech to tech. I really want to get an internship to help my growth. Please can you recommend resources where I can find internships for cloud roles
I’m on the second project and step 6 was hard! Learning about pipelines, I had to deploy my own agent pool agent, maven, jdk versions, spring box, and I even ran out of memory, had to reconfigure the pods. Took 3 days 😅
I know you mentioned that you work at Microsoft, but can you suggest an AWS equivalent of this? I only ask because I just recently got my AWS cert and I actually understand it more than Azure. Or would you suggest I just do these projects as well? I'm trying to level up as fast as I can. Please advise.
Hey GPS, I'm a 3rd year CS major, could you please break down the 3rd project with GCP please?? it's overwhelming and you help would be really appreciated!
Hi I am in a career transition mode my major was in construction but side by side I have obtained cloud computing certification way back in 2017. This year I have decided to pursue this & cleared Azure Az900 exam on October. I have basic understanding of cloud & my fundamentals regarding Azure are cleared as well. What I want to know is how should I proceed from there, how should I build my resume or add projects in it. I have no practical experience. Please help or guide me somewhere where I can do something
Hi , I have recently started finished some basic courses ,is it possible you can suggest some instructor led real world project or you can create some interesting real world project which can give idea of all services and use cases that would be really great
@@MadeByGPS sure there are very less courses on udemy of Azure real world projects as compared to AWS ,so if you create one that would be hit of course 🙂 This level 2 project that you showed in this video would be amazing ,,😋
so if I am specializing in AWS, the only part of this video that is a direct resource would be the level 1 project right? any recommended channels or projects for level 2?
I've been trying to break into cloud for the longest time, I've been told by my mentor i got experience and im still working on projects. I'm trying to figure something out and hopefully you can answer this or someone else thats a professional. but exactly what is the "thing" that we gotta do to ACTUALLY break into cloud and get our foot in the door? like im so confused on how these recruiters think.
Hey GPS , I have an interview coming up for a cloud support role with a MSP. I have no experience other than the labs I'm doing in cyber security. What can I do to make me stand out ?
What's up people. Back to my normal weekly upload schedule. I took a lot of time off from consistent uploads to rest up
Good video like usual! And your voice is really nice
Thank you for these recommendations. I'll be starting the Network and Computer System Administrator Program at my community college which is heavily focused on Azure. Then plan on attending a 4 month cloud admin bootcamp after I graduate using my G.I Bill. Excited to start this new journey.
Gwyneth!!! on wow!!! that's what "G" stands for in GPS. I love you the way you inspire me to becoming a cloud engineer. You're the Best.
This is really good! Might have to run through these myself. I'm imagining a level 4 of this could be to build out the ESLZ , with each of these projects getting deployed into their respective landing zones.
Indeed.
I have been doin a lot of devops such as docker , k8s , IaC and ci/cd but I still feel like in cloud I’m still not that great especially in serverless so these projects are actually very good and challenging to know about and does motivate me to learn more and do more in cloud . Thanks for sharing these projects gps.
Anytime am stucked, GPS you always inspire me. I have to say a big thank You for this amazing job.
Thank you so much.. Basically now we have the entire resources to be followed to get a role in cloud, and now its all upto use to put efforts it require. Thanks again maa'am.
Great resouces. I finished level 1, it took me some time to solve configuration issues😅 but learned loads. Going now for level 2. Thanks a mil😊
LFG!
You are doing gods work
Thank you for dedicating time doing this. This is great information.
Thank you for watching!
Hey what's up GPS!!! Thanks for sharing this knowledge with us! These are great examples to follow and get great experience from! I'm studying for the AWS Solutions Architect Assoc. exam right now and I'll be hopping on the Cloud Challenge very soon. I'm looking forward to applying what I've learned from my studies and all of the tips and knowledge I've gained from you and carve out my path in the cloud! As usual, I appreciate all that you for us, be well, be safe and Cheers!!!
hey GPS, thank you for adding projects to the 6 month plan, i will do my AZ-900 exam next week, meanwhile i am following your bash courses, i will try to stick to the 6 month schedule, and since i know all about networks i hope i will have some spare time to focus more on azure tools and now the projects you specified. thank you again
That sounds like a great plan my friend! Much luck to you. You got this. You seem committed and putting in the work and that's the most important part.
@@MadeByGPSThank you, i hope so, i forgot to say am also working on my linux and python skill whenever i need some motivation, since they are complete new environments for me, and are challenging somehow. i cant thank you enough for the work you are doing for the community. Much love!!
Big value here Gwen! Thanks a tonne!
So informative! Thanks so much
Thanks for watching :D
You gave a hope and now I am working towards an associate level certification
Hi GPS... This very helpful and more real time scenarios and thank you please continue to share these kind projects indepth for each tool
Thanks, will do!
Great review
I love it
I have a question as a cloud engineer am i expected to know how develop a websites like building a pet store for example?
Thanks a million GPS
Thanks for watching :)
Hey GPS! Thanks for project ideas!
Is there an equivalent for people who want to work with AWS?
Wonderful video. I am 66 year old. I was in Computing in the past. However, I have been out of it since 2010. How realistic is it for me to get back into computing learning Cloud computing and finding work.
Great video and very informative, got a quick question I'm studying network plus and hope to dive straight into comptia cloud plus and then aws, do you suggest I study ccna aswell? Or is most of the networking aspect of cloud engineering covered in the network and cloud plus courses.
love your videos GPS
Thanks for watching :)
Your videos are extremely valuable. Do you have a video which explains github repository because I don't know how to use it. Thank you
Hello GPS, please how do I document my progress to show to potential employers? Can you make a video for just that or share the link if you already have a video.
Nice! I’m a tech RUclipsr following in your footsteps! 🙌🏾 🫨
Hey, where did you get your html template for your resume?
Thank you for this amazing video! Provides a bit of clarity for someone like me moving from non-tech to tech.
I really want to get an internship to help my growth. Please can you recommend resources where I can find internships for cloud roles
Thank the algo gods that I found this channel 🙌
Is there a follow along lab or is it just an outline and you figure it out on your own?
Thoughts on WGU cloud computing?
I’m on the second project and step 6 was hard! Learning about pipelines, I had to deploy my own agent pool agent, maven, jdk versions, spring box, and I even ran out of memory, had to reconfigure the pods. Took 3 days 😅
Hey GPS, what mic is that?
I know you mentioned that you work at Microsoft, but can you suggest an AWS equivalent of this? I only ask because I just recently got my AWS cert and I actually understand it more than Azure. Or would you suggest I just do these projects as well? I'm trying to level up as fast as I can. Please advise.
BIG HELP!
Appreciate you :)
Glad I clicked on this video!
Hey GPS, I'm a 3rd year CS major, could you please break down the 3rd project with GCP please?? it's overwhelming and you help would be really appreciated!
Hey Gwynn Thanks for the videos.
One question though, could i as an aspiring cloud administrator do this project.
Thank you once more
Hey GPS! Thank you for all your educational and personal development videos.
Can you recommend projects for level 2 and 3 on the AWS ecosystem?
I can’t, apologies. It simply is not my area of expertise.
@@MadeByGPS thank you anyway for all your videos and the reply to this comment.
Thank you @gwyneth for these very much useful info
where is the description
Hi I am in a career transition mode my major was in construction but side by side I have obtained cloud computing certification way back in 2017.
This year I have decided to pursue this & cleared Azure Az900 exam on October. I have basic understanding of cloud & my fundamentals regarding Azure are cleared as well.
What I want to know is how should I proceed from there, how should I build my resume or add projects in it. I have no practical experience. Please help or guide me somewhere where I can do something
If you could make a similar video on AWS would very helpful.
Great suggestion but it’s not really my forte :)
please give some suggestions regarding documenting a project, or please make a video of it.
you have a linkedin you post on?
Yes. Read description.
Do you happen to know how much these projects would cost if deployed in the cloud?
Where can I read books online on any programming language entailed to cloud DevOps
So realistically one can complete each of these projects in 6 months ?
What’s the monthly cost?
Great video! I am currently looking for a AWS 1-on-1 mentorship. Can you help?
I don’t do mentoring
Hi , I have recently started finished some basic courses ,is it possible you can suggest some instructor led real world project or you can create some interesting real world project which can give idea of all services and use cases that would be really great
I plan on doing something like that in the future, but it won’t be free or on RUclips.
@@MadeByGPS sure there are very less courses on udemy of Azure real world projects as compared to AWS ,so if you create one that would be hit of course 🙂
This level 2 project that you showed in this video would be amazing ,,😋
so if I am specializing in AWS, the only part of this video that is a direct resource would be the level 1 project right? any recommended channels or projects for level 2?
I don't know any channels in AWS that have more than beginner level content unfortunately :/
I've been trying to break into cloud for the longest time, I've been told by my mentor i got experience and im still working on projects. I'm trying to figure something out and hopefully you can answer this or someone else thats a professional. but exactly what is the "thing" that we gotta do to ACTUALLY break into cloud and get our foot in the door? like im so confused on how these recruiters think.
I lovs this idea. But im kinda cautious about how much of your details you can put in the resume. I guess just projects and corporate probjects.
Thanks :))
must i buy the book to take the challenge?
nope
Would I still be able to land a cloud job without an entry-level tech job by just focusing on these three projects?
Probably not in this market. Employers have lots of options currently so they'll go for the most competitive candidate.
Yayyy excited for this vid, not outdated right? Lol but thank you!!
Hey GPS , I have an interview coming up for a cloud support role with a MSP. I have no experience other than the labs I'm doing in cyber security. What can I do to make me stand out ?
Certification if you can. Try to get the cloud resume challenge done.
Hi GPS, it's being very impactful with your lessons. I really want to be come a cloud professional engineer, can you be my mentor?
Nice one
If I want to get a job in Cloud cumputing is necessary to have bachelor degree in computer sciense ?
Depends on your location. In the US, most companies are open to not having degrees.
Watching this after watching your don’t waste time on certs.
TLDR: I have AWSCP, AWSSA, I work in security but want to move into cloud based roles.
Gwen platform services
Man if that Cloud Resume is for beginners I got a whizlabs subscription been following their labs, but i guess it's not the same as building your own.
I don't have Credit card. So its difficult to build these project
Can you Please Mention some of the best Project for AWS
I don’t know any
The projects sseem fine. The title should have been Azure Cloud projects not general cloud.
your appearance looks different ,hope you're alright.
I'm okay. Allergies really kicked my butt this year but slowly recovering. Thank you for caring.
@@MadeByGPS Glad you're okay
Totally misleading bait for clicks. She will never find cloud engineer job at big tech companies by just talking on RUclips for clicks
I work for Microsoft dude aka.ms/madebygps