Away from programming and AWS You look great, sir! I just watched a video you recorded two years ago, and you look even better now-you're in great shape! Keep it up!
Hello, I just completed the CCP. I am working as a data engineer for the last 6 months. Shall I take up DEA or shall I do the Solutions architect first?
There's no single "better" certification. Here's a quick breakdown to help you decide: Market Demand: AWS certifications are generally more in-demand due to AWS's larger market share. Focus: GCP emphasizes manageability and security, while AWS offers more granular control. Learning Curve: Some find GCP's services simpler to learn. Choose the platform that aligns with your career goals and interests. Both certifications are valuable!
I'm a fresher in IT operations support and thinking about taking the Google IT Support Professional Cert. on Coursera. After that I want to get a cloud cert. Which one should I go for ? As I said I'm a beginner in IT.
Glad to hear that you're keen on getting AWS certified. To get started with AWS, I'd recommend going for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner first. We offer both on-demand video training and practice exams that will help you prepare for the exam certification: digitalcloud.training/aws-certified-cloud-practitioner-training-course/ You may also find this article helpful: digitalcloud.training/getting-started-with-aws-certification/
I can't seem to find any reference to AWS Data Engineer in my search of the AWS training website. Anybody have information about this? Edit: I found the Amazon diagram of certs and it seems they converted "Data Engineer" to "Data Analytics" and "Database".
I would be grateful if you can answer it: I live in Turkmenistan and Can I work remotely for international companies? There is no jobs for Cloud engineers in my country
If you are new to AWS, it would be best to start with the AWS Cloud Practitioner first. This article might be helpful for you: digitalcloud.training/aws-free-ebook-beginners-guide-to-aws-certification/
Former Trainer And Nutrition Specialist. After 6 years, I have decided to make a change. I am EXTREMELY lost in how to start learning coding that will lead to a direction I'm comfortable with. I want to one day (build a app) and or Build a website. At my age it's important I take the right steps. Help Please. Python is what I started on Code Academy. Is AWS Foundation cert going to be covered in that? Please Help Thank you. ****Not a computer guy, but trying to learn to be one for the future.
To get started with coding and app/website development, stick with Python, as it’s beginner-friendly and versatile for web and app projects. Learn the basics of web development-HTML, CSS, and JavaScript-using resources like freeCodeCamp or Udemy. Explore frameworks such as Django or Flask for websites and Kivy or React for apps. If you're interested in deploying projects on the cloud, the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) covers cloud basics but doesn’t focus on coding. Start small by building simple websites or apps, and remember that age doesn’t matter-consistent effort and practice are what count.
Developer roles often require deeper coding expertise, while Solution Architects need broader technical knowledge and strategic thinking to design complex systems. Both are valuable paths, but the "advanced" track depends on your interests - deep coding or broader tech strategy.
For a intel marine with a TS//SCI. What would be a good pipeline of certs to go for alongside my degree in cyber so I can leverage my TS the best for big moneys
On average, it may take about 6-9 months to earn all three certifications (e.g., AWS Solutions Architect, AWS Security Specialty, and Azure Admin) if you’re dedicating 8 hours per day. While it's ambitious, some people may achieve this by intensely focusing on studying, but it's essential to pace yourself to ensure deep understanding.
If I have 4 years experience as a software developer, and find the CCP course boring to the point that I can't physically sit thru it, am I good to just skip to the more important advanced courses? Or do I have to have the high school cert to get the others
If you're confident in your understanding of the Cloud Practitioner fundamentals, you can dive right into the AWS Solutions Architect course. However, it's a good idea to complete at least two associate-level certifications before advancing to any specialty or professional-level exams.
Hello Brother, Hope you are doing well. I am not very good at coding and I woud like to skip the certifications with too much coding but I am not really sure. I was wondierng how good you have to be at coding to get any Cloud related jobs? I heared from some people that some Cloud jobs does not need much coding. For example the Developer certifications probably require lots of coding and might be good for those people who wish to be in a job role where they will write lots of code. Please reply to this. Thank you in advance!!!!!!!!!
Hello! You're right-coding skills are more crucial for certain cloud roles, like those focused on development or automation. However, not all cloud jobs require heavy coding. Roles in cloud architecture, operations, or management often focus more on understanding cloud services and how to integrate them rather than writing code. Certifications like AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner or AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate are more about understanding cloud concepts and services and require less coding. It’s definitely possible to have a successful cloud career without being a coding expert!
I'm working as fullstack web developer for 2 years, but just study cloud at home, with no practical experiences with cloud. Can I pass the AWS Solution Architect Associate? I think I have to work with cloud for a few times to take that exam ? Is that right ? Or I have to start with AWS Cloud Practitioner ???
If you are new to AWS, we highly recommend you to start with the Cloud Practitioner. This guide might be helpful for you: digitalcloud.training/get-started-with-aws-training/
does anyone have any good learning materials to prepare for an Associate Data Engineer exam to recommend me? I'm from a 3rd world country being payed in a shitty currency so buying anything in dollars is out of the question
You can purchase our monthly/annual plan to gain access to our AWS Certified Data Engineer Practice exam course. Here's. quick link for you: digitalcloud.training/plans/
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How did it go?
I like that profile picture ;) Your ass better be hustling. lol.
Me too! And good luck 🍀
@@itrollallot9780 Are you doing the bootcamp or just $19.99 monthly plan.
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Away from programming and AWS
You look great, sir!
I just watched a video you recorded two years ago, and you look even better now-you're in great shape! Keep it up!
Thank you for your kind words - it made our day!
Great insights!
Thanks for sharing coach!
Hope you're getting great value from this
@@DigitalCloudTraining 100% great new updates I wasn't aware about!
Thanks
You're most welcome! All the best with your cloud journey
Thanks for this video!
Thank you for the insights about AWS Cloud Practitioner
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highly informative and very well presented thank you👍💯
You're welcome, Jasmine!
super useful video. thanks for this information.
It's our pleasure!
Hello, I just completed the CCP. I am working as a data engineer for the last 6 months. Shall I take up DEA or shall I do the Solutions architect first?
It would be good to take the AWS Solutions Architect Associate next.
Please share about which DE certification is better, GCP DE vs AWS DE
There's no single "better" certification. Here's a quick breakdown to help you decide:
Market Demand: AWS certifications are generally more in-demand due to AWS's larger market share.
Focus: GCP emphasizes manageability and security, while AWS offers more granular control.
Learning Curve: Some find GCP's services simpler to learn.
Choose the platform that aligns with your career goals and interests. Both certifications are valuable!
I'm a fresher in IT operations support and thinking about taking the Google IT Support Professional Cert. on Coursera. After that I want to get a cloud cert. Which one should I go for ? As I said I'm a beginner in IT.
Glad to hear that you're keen on getting AWS certified. To get started with AWS, I'd recommend going for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner first.
We offer both on-demand video training and practice exams that will help you prepare for the exam certification: digitalcloud.training/aws-certified-cloud-practitioner-training-course/
You may also find this article helpful: digitalcloud.training/getting-started-with-aws-certification/
Are these certifications useful for frontend developers? If not, what are the certifications that would be recommended for frontend developers?
I think DVA
Muito obrigada!
Thank you. Great video.
Glad you liked it.
I can't seem to find any reference to AWS Data Engineer in my search of the AWS training website. Anybody have information about this?
Edit: I found the Amazon diagram of certs and it seems they converted "Data Engineer" to "Data Analytics" and "Database".
Here you go: aws.amazon.com/certification/certified-data-engineer-associate/
I would be grateful if you can answer it:
I live in Turkmenistan and Can I work remotely for international companies? There is no jobs for Cloud engineers in my country
There are some remote jobs as I have been looking. Seems to be approximately 10% of all the total jobs in every category.
Turkmenistan greatest country in the world. All other countries are run by little girls
I got aws solutions architect professional. Is that great?
Great work! Keep the momentum going.
What associate level cert to get for a qa engineer?
If you are new to AWS, it would be best to start with the AWS Cloud Practitioner first. This article might be helpful for you: digitalcloud.training/aws-free-ebook-beginners-guide-to-aws-certification/
Nice video thankyou
Thank you
You're welcome!
Former Trainer And Nutrition Specialist. After 6 years, I have decided to make a change. I am EXTREMELY lost in how to start learning coding that will lead to a direction I'm comfortable with. I want to one day (build a app) and or Build a website. At my age it's important I take the right steps.
Help Please.
Python is what I started on Code Academy.
Is AWS Foundation cert going to be covered in that?
Please Help
Thank you.
****Not a computer guy, but trying to learn to be one for the future.
To get started with coding and app/website development, stick with Python, as it’s beginner-friendly and versatile for web and app projects. Learn the basics of web development-HTML, CSS, and JavaScript-using resources like freeCodeCamp or Udemy. Explore frameworks such as Django or Flask for websites and Kivy or React for apps. If you're interested in deploying projects on the cloud, the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) covers cloud basics but doesn’t focus on coding. Start small by building simple websites or apps, and remember that age doesn’t matter-consistent effort and practice are what count.
Which Associates should I take as cyber security graduat
This article might be helpful for you: digitalcloud.training/get-started-with-aws-training
i sir, is developer is more advanced compared to solution archtect course, please reply sir
Developer roles often require deeper coding expertise, while Solution Architects need broader technical knowledge and strategic thinking to design complex systems. Both are valuable paths, but the "advanced" track depends on your interests - deep coding or broader tech strategy.
For a intel marine with a TS//SCI. What would be a good pipeline of certs to go for alongside my degree in cyber so I can leverage my TS the best for big moneys
That's a wonderful goal!
How long does it take in an average to get all 3 certs?
When someone dedicates 8 hours per day actively? Did anyone?
On average, it may take about 6-9 months to earn all three certifications (e.g., AWS Solutions Architect, AWS Security Specialty, and Azure Admin) if you’re dedicating 8 hours per day. While it's ambitious, some people may achieve this by intensely focusing on studying, but it's essential to pace yourself to ensure deep understanding.
If I have 4 years experience as a software developer, and find the CCP course boring to the point that I can't physically sit thru it, am I good to just skip to the more important advanced courses? Or do I have to have the high school cert to get the others
If you're confident in your understanding of the Cloud Practitioner fundamentals, you can dive right into the AWS Solutions Architect course. However, it's a good idea to complete at least two associate-level certifications before advancing to any specialty or professional-level exams.
great stuff
Thank you. Glad you find it helpful.
Hello Brother, Hope you are doing well. I am not very good at coding and I woud like to skip the certifications with too much coding but I am not really sure. I was wondierng how good you have to be at coding to get any Cloud related jobs? I heared from some people that some Cloud jobs does not need much coding. For example the Developer certifications probably require lots of coding and might be good for those people who wish to be in a job role where they will write lots of code. Please reply to this. Thank you in advance!!!!!!!!!
Hello! You're right-coding skills are more crucial for certain cloud roles, like those focused on development or automation. However, not all cloud jobs require heavy coding. Roles in cloud architecture, operations, or management often focus more on understanding cloud services and how to integrate them rather than writing code. Certifications like AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner or AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate are more about understanding cloud concepts and services and require less coding. It’s definitely possible to have a successful cloud career without being a coding expert!
@@DigitalCloudTraining Thank you so much for the reply!!
I'm working as fullstack web developer for 2 years, but just study cloud at home, with no practical experiences with cloud. Can I pass the AWS Solution Architect Associate? I think I have to work with cloud for a few times to take that exam ? Is that right ?
Or I have to start with AWS Cloud Practitioner ???
If you are new to AWS, we highly recommend you to start with the Cloud Practitioner. This guide might be helpful for you: digitalcloud.training/get-started-with-aws-training/
Hello sir. Im a computer science student at University level 3 which certification can i get into?
This article might be helpful for you: digitalcloud.training/get-started-with-aws-training/
Damn. you said AI certification is coming. It came!
Absolutely!
does anyone have any good learning materials to prepare for an Associate Data Engineer exam to recommend me? I'm from a 3rd world country being payed in a shitty currency so buying anything in dollars is out of the question
You can purchase our monthly/annual plan to gain access to our AWS Certified Data Engineer Practice exam course. Here's. quick link for you: digitalcloud.training/plans/
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