thank you for the step by step guide

I’ve been at help desk for almost 3 years with my ccna, security+, and A+. Studying for solutions architect now hoping I’ll like it and I can actually move up from help desk because I don’t even get call backs when I apply to anything more than a help desk

Hi Greg, i have completed CCP and SAA recently, non-IT background, any tips on which other skillset required so I can get into CSA role with AWS?? Current an AWS employee with 2 years of hands on cloud exp 😅

What about me recently post graduated completed my MCA not interested in coding still by dragging my self in coding subjects completed MCA but have intrest in cloud what should i do now completely unemployed currently and no hope and completely lost now 😢

This is good...can you recommend like 10 projects

That is the hardest of the AWS certs

Ok... How do you get the experience if you cant get a job .

I am a Learning Technology Specialist for a University. My background is in Audiovisual Technology and I have CompTIA ITF+ and just passed Cloud Essentials+. I think I am about to pursue one of the beginning certs in Azure.

Where do you go to best these new skills? Newbie. Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤

This is a great video I subscribed to your channel, but didn’t really take a lot of time to watch a lot of videos yet and I was doubling back because I’m interested in cloud. your videos are full of substance and not a bunch of crap thank you so much very well put together. That is the best definition of a cloud architect that I’ve ever heard. ❤😊

This is so true !! instead of chasing Certs you have to decide exactly what you want to do and position yourself by getting the skills you need to be successful certifications are just part of that.

This is a very thought-provoking question. While studying for my A+, the very first things that really drew my attention is virtualization and cloud computing. I am extremely interested in it, even after obtaining my A+. I decided to change my major in college to cloud computing and specialize in the AWS track. I also want to get a free tier account and do everything I can with that free tier. getting my CompTIA trifecta and building on those skills will also give me a very strong foundation of things that I need to learn before eventually going into a cloud career.

Thank you for the information, I think I should go for Solutions Architect Associate.

Sir, what about Emerging Talent Community is it open for all

I was afraid

This dude always negative & discouraging folks 😂

Hey Greg, I really appreciate your content and really helping me in to think differently before I switch my career in cloud, a quick question to you, will AI replace or reduce human intervention in cloud and Admin tasks?

I was on the help desk for a year and that was one of the most boring and repetitive jobs I ever done

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Spot on.

I want to become aws cloud security could you suggest me Roadmap of it... 😊 currently i completed ccp and doing saa

I have knowledge of Azure AI, i hope i won't mix up stuff, but i have to do AWS AI certification.

Wow, that's great! I'm currently studying for my AWS SYSOPS associate exam, so I guess I'll have to add at least the cloud practitioner AI to my list for this year!! Thank you!

thank you!

Same here. I've bounced around different industries - starting in a Call Center as Tech Support, then moving to IT Service Desk, followed by field work as a Desktop Engineer, and eventually managing a team as Senior IT Support Officer. However, I still felt like it was a dead end. After months of trying to figure out my path forward, I finally started my new job last month as an Azure Cloud Engineer for a big IT Consulting firm. Despite my limited knowledge of Azure and only having an ITIL certification, the employer was kind enough to upskill me and provide certifications necessary for success in this role. I must have done something right to impress them, going from a frustrated helpdesk guy to now handling large clients with hopes of securing more opportunities in the future.

Changing careers -No experience. My question is what is the best way to go from AWS practitioner to Cloud Engineer ?

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Very helpful Thank you

Well explained

Man I love your content, you're CREATIVE!

I just made a domain exper model which was fine tuned on Meta LlaMa 2 model project using AWS sagemaker and bedrock studio. Need to learn more deeper about its capabilities!

There is not much questions on AWS solution architect professional exam. Could you please guide me how to get exam ready?

Please share how did you cope up with solution architect role from day 1? It will definitely help many of us I feel.

Good tip. I was about to do a phone screening interview for a remote company last week. A thunderstorm ⛈️ knocked out the power *at the precise time* of the interview. They allowed me to reschedule. It was a blessing in disguise because I was mismatched to the company with a dress shirt and tie👨‍💼. The company attire? Business casual.

New to tech. Thrilled for my new journey. What entry level tech jobs should I apply for as I begin on my cloud journey to add experience with certification?

💯😅, they get intimidated, just put some clean clothes.

Thank you for the realistic assessment of what Cloud Practitioner can get- essentially, getting your feet wet in the knowledge of how an AWS instance works and what the architecture is plus economic models of cloud. Appreciate it!

Dressing is for you. Not for anyone else. So be authentic and it wont matter.

Where do I start studying for this cert?

By security will you consider a CompTIA S+ cert as sufficient enough or is there a cert you can recomend

Thank you for the great summary of these certs!

I enjoy the Institute. I pray it gets me employed in cloud

Can you do the comparison of AWS Certified Developer Associate and Azure Developer Associate? Which is more useful, hard etc., everything

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