RIGHT NOW

You made me burst out laughing. 🤣🤣🤣

LOL

Yeah wierd, he has a big beard and kinda buffed, even tattoo but he talks and looks so friendly

lol.

Exactly

Linux academy helps with that while starting the course. Pretty cool of them

True and terminate often!

Thanks for this. Do you know of any other skills I can learn to be proficient in the cloud space ?

@@chrisflores9030 How do you like the merge with ACG(A Cloud Guru)?

Ah ok sweet, i made that mistake with Azure and ended up with some horrific bills for a couple of months till I figured out what was happening

Congrats! Now land that role 💰

Bravooo.. what a the two udemy course you took ? and what were your study resources ? please

Congratulations

Thanks, Stephan Maarek's course and someone else who i can't remember. I ended up wishing i had discovered stephan's course first because it covered absolutely everything you need. It's very long but i highly recommend it

FYI you can torrent Udemy courses for free.

Has IT changed a lot?? Can you be my sensei??

Nice work Darrel 👍

I’m a 67 year old, (in six weeks time), retired - IT guy for the last 37 years and I’ve just got an AWS and Azure account to keep the old brain working, and maybe a bit of consultancy work in a while?

@@stephenbarrette610 I'll say Happy Birthday now as I would've forgot in 6 weeks time 😔

My hero!

I swear....

A whole company skillset in one individual 😂

School sucks. Doesn’t teach shit

@@mujtabamujeeb786 in that aspect yes, but the connection you got for having "student" as your title is amazing.

Yeah, my balls are sweating.

Option 1: learn each thing before chuck puts out another video Option 2: fail

Please do you have icq? Will like to know more about this Aws. Thanks

What tips would you give someone who is trying to get their foot in the door after taking the AWS course ?

happy for you Josh. Will you employ someone with no IT experience but had AWS SA and AWS Developer? Let me know your mind. thanks

+1, send my regards from AWS Indonesia

Do i need a degree to get into cloud as well?

@@preetpalsingh1039 In America you dont. But elsewhere they might ask for a degree. I know that for sure.

hey I watch your videos ! great stuff man and congrats

robert george thanks dude! I was idle this week cause I was hunkered down on ENARSI haha but I’ve got new stuff in the pipe don’t worry! Thanks for tuning in 🙏

Exactly.

How long from ccna to ccnp for you ?

l murphy there’s a video with more details on my channel, but it took me about 6 months

GOOD LUCK DUDE FROM SOUTH AFRICA

Good luck. Can you get an AWS job with no experience but with cert only? Thanks!

How's the course going so far?

All the best mate from Sri Lanka!!!

rate the course from 1 to 10

Hey How was the course?

I knew there was a catch. Asking for credit card. . . Thats the oldest trick in the book. I took your word for it and put money on a throw away CC. I put in the info, a few times with a few different cards. Still doesn't work. At least you had good intentions.

YES! how many times i've sat through a 40 min video and just learned nothing of value it's mind numbing. I wish AI could test all videos for blabbering lol. So many videos that are 40+ mins could be 3 minutes -_-

Any suggestions for someone leaving banking now how to jump into IT supp or other suggestions??

7 years??? Holy

@@NotKrystalhere just apply

How you get into AWS any training or self learning?

I knew there was a catch. Asking for credit card. . . Thats the oldest trick in the book. I took your word for it and put money on a throw away CC. I put in the info, a few times with a few different cards. Still doesn't work. At least you had good intentions.

I'm studying for the exam now. Any tips?

@@MD-pz3cn Hmmm.... It's such a broad subject, I can't think of any SPECIFIC info you should focus on. Felt like it hit nearly everything. The biggest things for me were the 2 practice exams, the book quizzes you can take (assuming you're using the SANS OnDemand online variant), and the index. Not gonna lie, I struggled on the practice exams -- got a 70 and a 75, but the next week when I took the real one I got an 85. The real exam felt harder (or at least more stressful), but the practice exams absolutely helped me. The practices will tell you what you missed the instant you submit the question, so take note of everything you miss so you know what to touch up / study on (or hell take note of literally every question, up to you). And the quizzes say they're not exam prep, but I studied them pretty hard regardless and I'd be lying if I said it didn't help me. Not sure if you've taken a SANS exam before (this was my first), but by all means create and use an index. I used Microsoft Excel to create an egregious index, formatted alphabetically -- KEYWORD, DESCRIPTION, PAGE, BOOK. I made the descriptions pretty damn detailed as well. So 85% of the time I could look at my index and get an answer instead of having to look through my books. Put pretty much every thing on there be it process, tool, phrase, etc. -- from CloudTrail, CloudFront, etc. to tools like BurpeSuite, metasploit, Social Engineering Toolkit (SET), Scapy, etc. to each individual step in the penetration testing process, to even things as small and minute as individual DLLs mentioned or API calls (specifically regarding debugging) -- examples being CheckRemoteDebuggerPresent(), NtQueryInformationProcess(), etc. It sounds intimidating, but if you just have an Excel sheet open as you read through the books and just take the time to create an index with descriptions, you're golden. Once you're done, sort them alphabetically. I didn't convert my Excel sheet to any specific format, I just straight printed it off as an Excel with tiny font. Just create an index, study the quizzes, and take notes on everything within the practice exams and you're set. I learned the material a few months back, but never got around to taking the exam until recently. At work they gave me a week to refamiliarize myself with the material to test on that Friday, and I still managed to pass with a decent score. So honestly dude, I think you'll be fine.

@@GoodKid Awesome response, thanks man. I passed the GSEC last year so I'm familiar with the GIAC test structure.

@@MD-pz3cn Okay, sweet! When do you take it? I'd love to know how you do, and if my advice actually helps or if I'm just blowing smoke out my ass.

@@GoodKid Haven't scheduled it yet but your advice all lines up with what I focused on for the GSEC, so I'm sure it's gonna help!

I'm complemeting this training with IT PROTV's course of 15 hours of video training.

@@fabiodelgado5457 hey Fabio, could you help me? What are real projects examples for AWS? Thanks

@@luisfernando55 Have you acquired this course?

Looks like you lucked out bud

Congrats! How did you prepare?

@@MsBalanced1 I bounced between Pluralsight, ITPro.tv, and the AWS Practitioners Study Guide. I also decided to prepare at the end by getting quizzes from Whizlabs. The quizzes helped me the most to make sure I was learning and retaining the material being covered since there wasn't much hands-on work to do.

@@stevedubejr.1294 Please do you have icq? Will like to know more about this Aws. Thanks

How is it??

Did you pass it?

@@Letraveler_rd Yes

I knew there was a catch. Asking for credit card. . . Thats the oldest trick in the book. I took your word for it and put money on a throw away CC. I put in the info, a few times with a few different cards. Still doesn't work. At least you had good intentions.

adolfojp I worked with AWS before, as a developer and it was a pain to use, I work for a major healthcare company and they are moving to Azure and we have done a few trainings with Microsoft directly and I am so impressed with how well done it is, and how easy it is for anyone to use it in any it position. Plus Azure’s failover is just amazing, IMO you are better off to learn Azure over AWS.

@@ShadowBroker761 Learn the basics of both

I am an AWS SA and a Azure SA. It is actually easier with AWS.

@@jtexasboyz3805 The basics are the same, they just use different names for the services.

😄

U don't understand da block 🤐

I knew there was a catch. Asking for credit card. . . Thats the oldest trick in the book. I took your word for it and put money on a throw away CC. I put in the info, a few times with a few different cards. Still doesn't work. At least you had good intentions.

@@bugr33d0_hunter8 huh?

@@Jimbo46 oops. That was for the main feed. Lol. Sorry James. 😬

Yup a lot of companies prefer GCP because of cost and G Suite due to familiarity with Gmail/Drive/Docs. You really can’t go wrong any of the big 3 cloud providers. A lot of bigger companies have a mix, at mines we use both AWS & Azure for specific reasons. But I know companies that use AWS & GCP.

I am using GCP too

Man unless you overpass your limit as free tier then you will pay money.

See i knew there was a catch.

I knew there was a catch. Asking for credit card. . . Thats the oldest trick in the book. I took your word for it and put money on a throw away CC. I put in the info, a few times with a few different cards. Still doesn't work. At least you had good intentions.

I knew there was a catch. Asking for credit card. . . Thats the oldest trick in the book. I took your word for it and put money on a throw away CC. I put in the info, a few times with a few different cards. Still doesn't work. At least you had good intentions.

I need a 2nd life now, coronavirus took my 1st life.

Step one: be Chad

so what do you recommend?

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I knew there was a catch. Asking for credit card. . . Thats the oldest trick in the book. I took your word for it and put money on a throw away CC. I put in the info, a few times with a few different cards. Still doesn't work. At least you had good intentions.