Thank you for this video. It was very helpful. I was looking at GCP but I don't see a lot of positions for this cert. I may explore AWS. I'm still new cloud and IT, and your breakdown helped me to see a clear path. 👍🏻
This is really helpful, trust me i failed my aws cloud practitioner and im gonna try again, preparing but u know im having a feeling like what if i fail again or what if i dont get a job, am i wasting my time etc......questions eating my brain........but this is really helpful....thank u....
@@Lp-wx5kg dont let the imposter syndrome get the best of you. The only way you won't do it is if you stop trying. Never Give Up! I didn't pass my Azure cloud exam the first time. But I went back and reviewed the practice test to make sure I understood the concepts. I took my time at the exam location and I passed.
No shade but I've been following your page. Are you currently a cloud engineer working for someone? Last few videos you said you want to transition to it and it wasn't long ago. Just being transparent on this topic. Also you said WE guide you to transition, just curious to who we are. Only saying this because your videos started off transparent and real. This video seems like you're trying the traditional UA-cam route. I could be wrong but I'm just big on transparency. Otherwise I love your previous videos, but this one does not make sense and align with your previous uploads.
@@TheDriftLab Thankss for the transparency, this is a video on a step by step roadmap on how someone can become a cloud engineer. A guide that was requested by a subscriber to give them an organized path. I am not a paid cloud engineer, but if you look at my previous learn with me videos you will see that I've done everything listed in this video. Prior to obtaining my Azure certificate I worked on several azure projects, build my portfolio, network in the tech community, secured interviews and am currently in the job market seeking a role in IT/Cloud computing. So I am at the final step of this guide that I am sharing. The word "we" is a figure of speech to create a more community feel for someone who is on the same journey as myself. I only share processes that I've actually completed. This is how you go from Zero to Cloud Engineering. This process has gotten me Cloud Admin interviews, but no job yet. (Yes it's taken longer than expected) But when I do secure a position which I'm confident I will, I will happily share. In the meantime hopefully this organized video can help someone on the same path. Again, thank you for your reply. 😊
@@StormyBeLife I've also watched a majority of your previous uploads and I don't even do anything cloud related. I just enjoy watching your journey and there's a lot to be learned from what you share, especially how you pick yourself up after failing an exam etc. Don't take their comment too seriously, this video is transparent, I assume they just didn't appreciate a switch up from what to expect from your regular content to this more professional walkthrough style. Don't let people like that ever box you in, keep experimenting and keep up the good work/consistent uploads!
Thank you for this video. It was very helpful. I was looking at GCP but I don't see a lot of positions for this cert. I may explore AWS. I'm still new cloud and IT, and your breakdown helped me to see a clear path. 👍🏻
AWS is definitely a great path and you can do it!
This is really helpful, trust me i failed my aws cloud practitioner and im gonna try again, preparing but u know im having a feeling like what if i fail again or what if i dont get a job, am i wasting my time etc......questions eating my brain........but this is really helpful....thank u....
@@Lp-wx5kg dont let the imposter syndrome get the best of you. The only way you won't do it is if you stop trying. Never Give Up! I didn't pass my Azure cloud exam the first time. But I went back and reviewed the practice test to make sure I understood the concepts. I took my time at the exam location and I passed.
No shade but I've been following your page. Are you currently a cloud engineer working for someone? Last few videos you said you want to transition to it and it wasn't long ago. Just being transparent on this topic. Also you said WE guide you to transition, just curious to who we are. Only saying this because your videos started off transparent and real. This video seems like you're trying the traditional UA-cam route. I could be wrong but I'm just big on transparency. Otherwise I love your previous videos, but this one does not make sense and align with your previous uploads.
@@TheDriftLab Thankss for the transparency, this is a video on a step by step roadmap on how someone can become a cloud engineer. A guide that was requested by a subscriber to give them an organized path. I am not a paid cloud engineer, but if you look at my previous learn with me videos you will see that I've done everything listed in this video. Prior to obtaining my Azure certificate I worked on several azure projects, build my portfolio, network in the tech community, secured interviews and am currently in the job market seeking a role in IT/Cloud computing. So I am at the final step of this guide that I am sharing. The word "we" is a figure of speech to create a more community feel for someone who is on the same journey as myself.
I only share processes that I've actually completed. This is how you go from Zero to Cloud Engineering. This process has gotten me Cloud Admin interviews, but no job yet. (Yes it's taken longer than expected) But when I do secure a position which I'm confident I will, I will happily share.
In the meantime hopefully this organized video can help someone on the same path. Again, thank you for your reply. 😊
Thanks for the video! Keep them coming!
@ Thank you for watching 😊
@@StormyBeLife I've also watched a majority of your previous uploads and I don't even do anything cloud related. I just enjoy watching your journey and there's a lot to be learned from what you share, especially how you pick yourself up after failing an exam etc.
Don't take their comment too seriously, this video is transparent, I assume they just didn't appreciate a switch up from what to expect from your regular content to this more professional walkthrough style.
Don't let people like that ever box you in, keep experimenting and keep up the good work/consistent uploads!
@ Thank you very much. I appreciate your support. 👊🏽