@@ayoitskryptic amazing work congratulations 🔥🔥

You are welcome 💯💪🏻

Absolutely will do this

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Thanks for watching!

Yay

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?

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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

For free basic foundation, look at code academy first.

Lots of free content on my channel on roadmaps 😎

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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?

AWS is wayyy more popular than all the other CSP's

Write about it using a blog site. With screenshots of how you created the project. I use medium

​@@sharg1778thank you for the suggestion

Thanks! 👍

Do you have a portfolio of projects? Try the cloud resume challenge. Google cloud projects. Document everything. Share it with your LinkedIn network.

Do a degree in computer sciene to learn solid basics and then take different minor later

@@manhoosnick 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

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

Its not