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All the best with your exam!

Always happy to help! Good luck with your exam!

Work on practicing and solidifying your skills in cloud and python. It’s a good start! Getting an interview is a lot of hustle itself and you can consider it as a job as well! Try to get entry level positions or internships is a great way to get into the industry! I did it this way

You don’t need to say any word but if you say something, be more specific and mature

Hello. I don’t understand your question 🤔

@@natalya_nam is their coding language in devops?

My pleasure 😊

День добрый!

To pass the exam you need to memorise these services. You might not be using some of them at all but some key ones will be in use every single day. Projects can be different depending on many factors. Most of the time cloud engineers provision, configure, optimise, and look after infrastructure.

Thanks! Wishing you all the best with your exam! 👍🏼

Haha...I expected this kind of comment. You pointed to the second part of “Jack of all trades, master of none, but often better than a master of one.” There are always different opinions on this topic and I was aware of the second part. Therefore a couple of times in the video I explicitly said "You always can go multi-cloud but if you just started it's better to stick to one cloud" Everything that I share on this channel is based on my experience, not my colleagues or friends or anyone else. Also, I worked in government, tech consulting and now in the product, and I can tell from my observation that the Best Cloud People are experts in one cloud. Yes, they can know other clouds enough to understand high-level objectives but nitty gritty details come with expertise and time. I tried to get into Azure and AWS at the same time. It was so confusing and I just wasted my time. I'm sure there are cloud unicorns who know everything. Unfortunately, I haven't met this type yet. Thanks for your feedback! 😄

You can’t get prepared for everything in life but you still can do your best in this regard 😊 Thank you for your feedback!

Thanks for your comment! Wishing you all the best in this exam!

Hello again :) If companies intend to hire a cloud engineer or anyone they need to work with a cloud, they typically give a lot of information on what cloud provider and tools they use. It's quite an important piece of information for a potential applicant. Some companies can hire interns, so check technology consulting firms in your area.

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It depends on what direction you decide to choose. For example, if you're keen to join tech consulting, go with Solutions Architect Associate. It gives you a solid understanding of the cloud itself and cloud engineering principles and patterns. If you decide to go the developer route and let's say you want to join a product company, then go with Developer Associate. Cloud Practitioner, machine learning and python is a good start! Keep going

Glad to hear that. Thank you!

Thanks so much for your kind words!!

Hey Andy, please check this link - digitalcloud.training/top-jobs-for-aws-certified-professionals/. It should give you a clear picture of what kind of jobs you can get.

Thank you!

You’re welcome and good luck with your exam 😊

Thanks for your kind comment! 💕

Good luck with your exam!

Thanks! I will do soon. I have a very nice setup 😊

Hello Hatim. That's a lot of questions and I'll try to answer to the best of my knowledge. Let's start from the most fundamental question I think - what to choose AWS or Azure. I always think you need to know where you're aiming to work, in the Public (government) or Private sector. Public from what I noticed has a tendency to work with Azure more, just because they are trying to leverage what they already have, in most cases Microsoft ecosystem. When you're confident about where to put your efforts and time, start from top to down, and what it means you need to know what Cloud in general is and what it can do for you. CP gives a broad understanding of what services AWS can provide. It doesn't go deep but just enough to understand what it is all about. You're not wrong about SQL, it's a fundamental language in data engineering. I would say go with SQL and CP and after that, you'll get to know the landscape and be able to choose the right path.

@@natalya_nam Thank you Natalya I really appreciate your quick answer. I will do my best to do this reconversion. Good luck with your UA-cam channel.

Thank you! From my experience, stay on cloud engineering path for some time, get more skills like linux, infrastructure as code, system design, build solutions on the side, you need to understand how everything works in cloud and just in general the whole ecosystem. Start slowly preparing for solutions architect certification or more focused one like associate developer. Don’t forget about SDLC (software development life cycle), and some other skills which will complement your tech skills. Wishing you all the best!

Hey Jeff, it's a very good question, thanks. I believe in human potential and I think you will get out of it what you put into it. I completely isolated myself for one year while I was doing my Master. Was it difficult? Extremely difficult, especially with a little baby! However, I was sooo determined and by nature I'm very ambitious and competitive (always competing with myself - how far I can go given my circumstances, age (43 for now) and all this stuff). You need to remember you're going to be in line with peeps in their 20s, and their energy, all time in the world, no kids, no families, no mortgages and they're hungry! 😂 But we have one advantage - it's wisdom, which is unfortunately comes with age or in some cases doesn't come at all! Curiosity should become your driving force, passion comes later! Good luck with all your decisions.

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your kind comment 💕

You are welcome. All the best with the exam!

Thanks so much for sharing! 👍🏼

Hey there, I'm glad it helped to get more clear picture! Answering your questions: 1. It's not about switching your career and you don't move out from Tech. You're just up skilling yourself and complementing your 7 years of experience as a mobile developer. It's a very good start and you're going to nail it, man! Continue with Linux, start looking at architecture and system design. After Practitioner, start prepping for Solutions Architect. 2. 10 hours per week, it's a good time blocking. If Cloud Computing is a completely new concept for you, I would say 1 month (you need to have hands-on practice not only theoretical part). Spend time answering questions, very helpful. Good luck with your exam!

Agree at heart. 🍐

Definitely yes 🍒

Yes, video editing is definitely low. 🧄

Thanks for your attention to video editing, everyone! 🙌🏼

Thanks for your comment! I'm not sure if it's a game-changer but quite informative one 😊 Answering your question, consulting is just an industry and I don't think it can influence your dreams and subconscious thoughts so far. However, it can keep your sharp and level-headed. To be honest it took me some time to formulate my answer and I'm still not sure if I answered your question.

Good luck with your AWS exam! Let us know when you’ll pass.

Thank you!

Thanks for your question! I was freelancing as a photographer and working part-time in retail, department store. Not sure if I was leveraging a lot from these careers except maybe great customer service.

@@natalya_nam Oh awesome! Thats very similar to my background as well so that gives me some hope. Appreciate the videos!

Absolutely! Go for it! 👍🏼

It's a good question! Yes, I think it's already impacting the whole industry and it didn't started just in 2022 with chatGPT being available publicly. Research and implementation started more then 10 years ago. Try all these AI coding tools, and tell me that it's not impressive. It's definitely not going anywhere.

Hi there, I hope you're well too. Answering your questions: 1. Certifications won't help you to get a job, you need to know what you're doing and doing it well. Companies hire remote workers if they are really really good. I would say look at certifications as you're hitting milestones in your career. Cloud practitioner is a fundamental one and gives you a broad understanding what you can do with cloud services. 2. If you consider 1-1.5 years to get tech skills, think about what you like and what you think will stay with us for another 10 years. I would say generative AI is going to stay for sure. Cloud computing is a very interesting segment of tech domain but I might say that because I'm in this industry. Hope it helps. Good luck with your career.

Thanks! I'll think about it.

Thanks, appreciate your suggestions.

If someone says that video editing should be enhanced then I also vote "yes" 🧈

In my opinion, more attention should be paid to subtitles, transitions, effects and B-Roll. I mean do subtitles, transitions, effects and B-Roll properly. 🪵

You guys are saying this today, right? I have been saying this for several weeks now that you should improve your video editing. 🌻

Video editing score = 200/100 😊🤣🤣🤣🤣🤩🤣🙃🙃🥳🥳🦯

You’re welcome! Good luck with your exam!

Thank you! 🙌

Hello, all links I mentioned are in the description section for this video. Good luck with your exam!

​@@natalya_namThank you very much !

Happy International Women’s Day, Jing! Wishing you good luck in your next chapter of your professional life! 💕

Thank you so much Ignacio! 💕

@@natalya_nam thank you!! come back soon to NY!

We will for sure. Looking forward to seeing you guys next time 💯