thank you Soleyman for this honest review about the cloud journey and how a beginner should build his way up to a dream tech job. I am currently enrolled in a AWS re/Start program to develop my cloud skills and pass the cloud practitionner exam. This testimony boost my motivation and I'm excited to apply my new skills in real world scenarios !!
Just watching your vlogs this evening, you've got me very motivated and taking me in the right positive direction. I have been afraid, and lost with the new technology but watching your vlogs you've planted a seed in my head to not be afraid of hard work and long hours. Just over 50 yrs old and I am very determined to put in some long hours with my studies and achieve in getting the certifications as well as a career in cloud engineering. I do understand the basics, but I want more than just curiosity. Thank you for your vlogs!
Your video on cloud engineering is simply outstanding! 🌟 It stands out with its unique approach and brings a sense of peace while learning. Thank you for sharing your expertise in such a clear and engaging manner. Looking forward to more enlightening content from you! Thank you Soleyman
The best way is to create a multi-milion dollar company using cloud technologies, have it up and running for about 5 years and then you can get a job in a corporate environment
I knew a buddy of mine who decided to become a doctor instead but he heavily suggested CompTIA certs because he was landing high paying roles with no degrees with them. Smart guy I wonder what he's up to now.
i have 8 years of experience working as support . administration, security of the cloud I am still confused what domain i should approach i have knowledge on AWS, Azure , GCP, Terraform i have to choose expertise and a domain could you please guide how to choose domain like devops ,security ,architect or data currently i am working on security
Would you say students who attend your academy have landed jobs fast as long as they put in the work, and how long would you say it takes someone who is willing to do full time studying. also does you academy prepare for certifications? or are we actually building hands on experience instead that would 90% of the time land you a job. i would love a response back, looking to attend the academy but curious with questions before i do thank you.
Academy’s and “bootcamps” or most any other online learning course is a waste of time if you’re looking for a job, yes back in 2016 companies were hiring without a degree or previous work experience, but not anymore, do more research
That was so informative. It would be nice if you could come up with a video comparing Data Science and Cloud Engineering and who shd go in which direction, especially for a final year student like me who is just goin to start a career. Thank You so much.
Is There anything like front-end part in cloud. My HR saying that i have been in frontend domain of cloud technology. I didn't understand that. Do you know anything?
Look I have 10 years of IT experience network engineer/sys admin military and civilian. I have 1 semester left until my CS associates degree. I have sec+, aws solutions arch, and Microsoft azure fundamentals cert. Is this enough to get a job in cloud? I have azure experience too. Me lacking getting a degree is that an issue?
Build a website, host it a few different ways with different services, learn the difference between the hosting options and then document and share what you learned with the world
You ask your audience to start with compTIA Cloud+ whereas, comptia is asking to have "Recommended Experience: About 5 years total IT experience, including 2-3 years as a systems administrator of cloud engineer " Who is true now?
I'm new to IT and cloud in general,, I took the Az 900 currently going through the 104. How can I learn Python and Linux, do you have any platforms you recommend?
10 years as a software dev. Got AWS General Practitioner and AWS Solutions Architect certifications and have not even been able to get a Cloud interview in 6 months. Added professional Developer Associate to resume just to see if that made a difference. It doesn't.
Hello I am a CloudOps Engineer. I know you have put in a lot of work to get to certifications. My suggestion is do 2 or 3 IaC projects with Terraform. Let this be on your CV with the associated github link and architecture diagram on the repository. Your experience is an asset to any company
@meks2kuul Start with TCP/IP, for this you don't need to be a network guru knowledge at the level of Comptia Network+ is enough but if you have ccna knowledge it already more than enough. Then pick an introductory course on Linux and Python you will continue to learn both of these along the way. Finally the most important is learn Cloud like AWS but don't get stuck in the long of provisioning resources via the console, focus on doing IaC projects using Terraform. On popular project is deploying a 2-tier Web app infrastructure on AWS using Terraform, this project will open up your understanding of how AWS resources are interconnected.
Hey , you can make a video of aws , how to prepare for cloud practitioner / solution architect , actually what you need to know, especially at the cloud practitioner where there is a lot of theory and less practice and you don't know what theory you need and what you don't need, actually all the theory we need to know? It would be very useful. Possibly make a series of videos about aws. Thanks. Keep up the good work! Bye
he has one talking about how he passed it. But having taken those exams, I can tell you studying a Udemy course by Stephane Mareek or Adrian Cantrill will help you. Study the courses, take a lot of notes and practice tests and refer to a lot of the documentation. If you are going to do both Certs, just go study Solutions Architect. A lot of the Cloud Practitioner course is in that course, and you would be learning a lot more much more quickly.
I also started Stephane Mareek's course, but the problem is that, for example, you saw that he has the slides from the course and they are in the cooud practitioner around 530 and in the architech solution about 800+, which is a lot, for someone who has never worked with aws before (but still know a lot of programming languages both on the frontend and on the backend and linux, bash on devops, so on the software engineer side) it's quite scary, there are a lot of those presentations, what would be the actual amount of theory that is really needed?
@@Venom-hb6mb if that’s the case, go through the course write down everything that you don’t understand, and then start doing research on those topics. After that, go back watch the course again and start to strengthen the points of understanding. The exam is broken up into certain parts so I would recommend studying the highest score percentages, and make sure you know the basics of AWS. IAM, ECT, VP, sub, pricing, support plans, etc. Those are the things that are really going to stand out and help you navigate through the exam. To be honest, it’s not as hard as everyone makes it seem. It’s just about making sure that you know the correct answer over the other answers. 2 Weeks ago, I bought the cloud engineer Academy from Soleyman, and I learn more than this last week and a half than I have from all the other sources. I would personally recommend looking into that if you’re really trying to do this, because the hands-on experience is what actually makes you Learn .
I have a question that we consult private cloud for customers is that the design for customers is still based on the platform of service providers such as AWS and Azure, right?
Hi, Is it a good idea to switch to Cloud Computing profile after spending 10 years in Data Analyst/Testing role? Currently working as a Test Lead. Please guide me to make better decision. I am planning to take online Cloud Computing course
Thanks for the awesome video. What would you recommend to actually get an interview? I feel like even after creating my first project and getting my certification no recruiter even bothers to talk to me...
Hello Soleyman.This video of yours caught my interest. Nice one! I would like to ask: What do you think about this course: AWS Cloud Support Associate Professional Certificate? I recently saw it. Your opinion would be greatly appreciated.
I love your video! Is there an alternative cheaper learning model that will help me get into the academy? Unfortunately from my end being in a third word county it is too expensive.
This video has no content except for an outline and some motivation....is there a teacher to carry you through some more granular steps to becoming an AWS Cloud Architect
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thank you Soleyman for this honest review about the cloud journey and how a beginner should build his way up to a dream tech job. I am currently enrolled in a AWS re/Start program to develop my cloud skills and pass the cloud practitionner exam. This testimony boost my motivation and I'm excited to apply my new skills in real world scenarios !!
Yes, this positive review could not hold any personal bias… it’s not like he is heavily involved with some kind of online training course academy…
Just watching your vlogs this evening, you've got me very motivated and taking me in the right positive direction. I have been afraid, and lost with the new technology but watching your vlogs you've planted a seed in my head to not be afraid of hard work and long hours. Just over 50 yrs old and I am very determined to put in some long hours with my studies and achieve in getting the certifications as well as a career in cloud engineering. I do understand the basics, but I want more than just curiosity. Thank you for your vlogs!
It's a marathon, not a sprint 💯💯
Great tips, I'm about to start a role as a CSE and excited to dive into Cloud Engineering in the future, thanks Soleyman!
@@ayoitskryptic amazing work congratulations 🔥🔥
Your video on cloud engineering is simply outstanding! 🌟 It stands out with its unique approach and brings a sense of peace while learning. Thank you for sharing your expertise in such a clear and engaging manner. Looking forward to more enlightening content from you!
Thank you Soleyman
Myyyy god.
Bro you're absolutely amazing.
You were a software engineer.
And you became a Cloud architect.
Impressive.
You make impossible possible
The best way is to create a multi-milion dollar company using cloud technologies, have it up and running for about 5 years and then you can get a job in a corporate environment
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I have some experience and updated skills and certs, going for a new job now!
Can anyone confirm if the CompTIA Cloud+ helped them get into their first job in anyway?
I knew a buddy of mine who decided to become a doctor instead but he heavily suggested CompTIA certs because he was landing high paying roles with no degrees with them. Smart guy I wonder what he's up to now.
Yes
what gets u a job is ur skill even if u dont have any of that
Certs alone are never enough for any industry. Build.
i have 8 years of experience working as support . administration, security of the cloud
I am still confused what domain i should approach
i have knowledge on AWS, Azure , GCP, Terraform
i have to choose expertise and a domain
could you please guide how to choose domain like devops ,security ,architect or data
currently i am working on security
what an video bro, Great help at the right time I was just about to buy a course in software development.
Would you say students who attend your academy have landed jobs fast as long as they put in the work, and how long would you say it takes someone who is willing to do full time studying. also does you academy prepare for certifications? or are we actually building hands on experience instead that would 90% of the time land you a job. i would love a response back, looking to attend the academy but curious with questions before i do thank you.
Academy’s and “bootcamps” or most any other online learning course is a waste of time if you’re looking for a job, yes back in 2016 companies were hiring without a degree or previous work experience, but not anymore, do more research
This is a great video and the information you shared are wonderful. Thank you, Soleyman.
That was so informative. It would be nice if you could come up with a video comparing Data Science and Cloud Engineering and who shd go in which direction, especially for a final year student like me who is just goin to start a career. Thank You so much.
Absolutely will do this
Thank you. I am in a new job that requires me to learn everything Azure in 2 months time. Hope this helps me 🙏🏽
You can do it!
@@techwithsoleyman thank you 😊
Is There anything like front-end part in cloud. My HR saying that i have been in frontend domain of cloud technology. I didn't understand that. Do you know anything?
Never trust HR @@iambeinghuman
Outside of digital ocean, what are your suggested free tools to cover off all the basic cloud topics you mentioned?
Im 59 years old will I still a good value in this IT career??
Look I have 10 years of IT experience network engineer/sys admin military and civilian. I have 1 semester left until my CS associates degree. I have sec+, aws solutions arch, and Microsoft azure fundamentals cert.
Is this enough to get a job in cloud? I have azure experience too.
Me lacking getting a degree is that an issue?
Good timing for me. Great video👍🏻
You are welcome 💯💪🏻
What would you recommend as a first project in aws?
Build a website, host it a few different ways with different services, learn the difference between the hosting options and then document and share what you learned with the world
Good question and thanks for the suggestion Soleyman!
I have tried hosting website on EC2 and S3 so far. Wanna try on route 53 and Cloudfront next
Cloud resume challenge
You ask your audience to start with compTIA Cloud+ whereas, comptia is asking to have "Recommended Experience: About 5 years total IT experience, including 2-3 years as a systems administrator of cloud engineer "
Who is true now?
NGMI
I'm new to IT and cloud in general,, I took the Az 900 currently going through the 104.
How can I learn Python and Linux, do you have any platforms you recommend?
For free basic foundation, look at code academy first.
in youtube many full courses for free
10 years as a software dev. Got AWS General Practitioner and AWS Solutions Architect certifications and have not even been able to get a Cloud interview in 6 months. Added professional Developer Associate to resume just to see if that made a difference. It doesn't.
No surprise chasing certifications is a waste of time
Have you been also doing relevant projects?
Hello I am a CloudOps Engineer. I know you have put in a lot of work to get to certifications. My suggestion is do 2 or 3 IaC projects with Terraform. Let this be on your CV with the associated github link and architecture diagram on the repository. Your experience is an asset to any company
@@matthewigbinehi1610 can i please know the study path you took
@meks2kuul Start with TCP/IP, for this you don't need to be a network guru knowledge at the level of Comptia Network+ is enough but if you have ccna knowledge it already more than enough. Then pick an introductory course on Linux and Python you will continue to learn both of these along the way. Finally the most important is learn Cloud like AWS but don't get stuck in the long of provisioning resources via the console, focus on doing IaC projects using Terraform. On popular project is deploying a 2-tier Web app infrastructure on AWS using Terraform, this project will open up your understanding of how AWS resources are interconnected.
My tech guy getting 100k subs cheers😊🤝
Yay
Hey , you can make a video of aws , how to prepare for cloud practitioner / solution architect , actually what you need to know, especially at the cloud practitioner where there is a lot of theory and less practice and you don't know what theory you need and what you don't need, actually all the theory we need to know? It would be very useful. Possibly make a series of videos about aws. Thanks. Keep up the good work! Bye
Hey! Already have a few videos on AWS certs on the channel
he has one talking about how he passed it. But having taken those exams, I can tell you studying a Udemy course by Stephane Mareek or Adrian Cantrill will help you. Study the courses, take a lot of notes and practice tests and refer to a lot of the documentation. If you are going to do both Certs, just go study Solutions Architect. A lot of the Cloud Practitioner course is in that course, and you would be learning a lot more much more quickly.
I also started Stephane Mareek's course, but the problem is that, for example, you saw that he has the slides from the course and they are in the cooud practitioner around 530 and in the architech solution about 800+, which is a lot, for someone who has never worked with aws before (but still know a lot of programming languages both on the frontend and on the backend and linux, bash on devops, so on the software engineer side) it's quite scary, there are a lot of those presentations, what would be the actual amount of theory that is really needed?
@@Venom-hb6mb if that’s the case, go through the course write down everything that you don’t understand, and then start doing research on those topics. After that, go back watch the course again and start to strengthen the points of understanding. The exam is broken up into certain parts so I would recommend studying the highest score percentages, and make sure you know the basics of AWS. IAM, ECT, VP, sub, pricing, support plans, etc. Those are the things that are really going to stand out and help you navigate through the exam. To be honest, it’s not as hard as everyone makes it seem. It’s just about making sure that you know the correct answer over the other answers.
2 Weeks ago, I bought the cloud engineer Academy from Soleyman, and I learn more than this last week and a half than I have from all the other sources. I would personally recommend looking into that if you’re really trying to do this, because the hands-on experience is what actually makes you Learn .
@@techwithsoleyman what do you think?
I have a question that we consult private cloud for customers is that the design for customers is still based on the platform of service providers such as AWS and Azure, right?
Would you recommend the AWS restart course ?
How do you show a project of cloud when I delete it after using it. As I am using the google free tier . Can anyone suggest pls
Write about it using a blog site. With screenshots of how you created the project. I use medium
@@sharg1778thank you for the suggestion
What's your take on DevOps Engineering? Is it in the class/rank as Cloud Engineering
I have my SAA and my security + cert on top of help desk/erp admin experience I feel like I’m nowhere near cloud engineer role
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Thank you sir
very helful and informative
Hi, Is it a good idea to switch to Cloud Computing profile after spending 10 years in Data Analyst/Testing role? Currently working as a Test Lead. Please guide me to make better decision. I am planning to take online Cloud Computing course
I'm Front-end developer so i can go to the full stack or devops please give me a roadmap from now to cloud engineer what will i do
Thanks for the awesome video. What would you recommend to actually get an interview? I feel like even after creating my first project and getting my certification no recruiter even bothers to talk to me...
The CCSP is a bit of an advanced cert...I would look into the CCSK
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any place to learn?
Hello Soleyman.This video of yours caught my interest. Nice one!
I would like to ask: What do you think about this course: AWS Cloud Support Associate Professional Certificate? I recently saw it.
Your opinion would be greatly appreciated.
What is the reason to choose AWS over Azure or the other way?
AWS is wayyy more popular than all the other CSP's
Spot on 💯
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If I start compTIA cloud+, is it enough to master fundamentals ?
This is a very good Video, thumbs up
Thanks for watching!
Hi, I would like to transition to AWS cloud Engineering. Where would you suggest I start from?
Lots of free content on my channel on roadmaps 😎
Can you provide suggestions for people who went through a cloud devops bootcamp but still can't land a job?
Do you have a portfolio of projects? Try the cloud resume challenge.
Google cloud projects. Document everything. Share it with your LinkedIn network.
Thank You
Hey I clicked your website for free ebook but 19dollar cut from my credit card.
Just too complex!
I am a B.engg. Mech. and M.engg. CAD/CAM.
I love your video! Is there an alternative cheaper learning model that will help me get into the academy? Unfortunately from my end being in a third word county it is too expensive.
what happens to this when the Stock market crashes
I am a System Administrator in a tiny company
This video has no content except for an outline and some motivation....is there a teacher to carry you through some more granular steps to becoming an AWS Cloud Architect
Dude spends 5 minutes on an intro lmao
This is amazing
Thanks for watching
Would a degree in cloud be good?
Do a degree in computer sciene to learn solid basics and then take different minor later
@@TexasBoyDrew I would but I don't want to go through all that math again
do information systems, still a technical degree and almost a shortcut compared to CS and other engineering majors lol
GOOD INTEL!😃👍
Thanks! 👍
hey soleyman , could you suggest for me websites to find communities ?
your website is down
Its not
love the content. but I'm sorry, it's "paid" not "payed". :)
No need to pay for certification.But, need to have the skills and practical experience .
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This is a great video🤌🤌🤌