Hello there. Thank you for your wonderful videos that really do enlightened me as far as job search is concerned. Well I just finished my studies in RHCSA and have got the skills for the job. Could you please guide me on how to go about looking for jobs to start as Jr Sys admin. I have no idea where to look for jobs. I will much appreciate if you help me. Thank you❤

I moved to two raspberry pi's and saving about 150 dollars a month now.

Gwyneth!!! on wow!!! that's what "G" stands for in GPS. I love you the way you inspire me to becoming a cloud engineer. You're the Best.

please give some suggestions regarding documenting a project, or please make a video of it.

I'm really struggling with figuring out how to do these projects. Are there any guides or more intro level projects you would recommend?

Subscribed instantly. Keep up the hard work

Thanks you, great gems 💎!

AZ-500 please!

What’s your take on AWS certifications? Is it worth it?

Can you please cover the AZ-500 and good projects for the security aspect of the cloud

Hey GPS! Great Video! I have a question though.... I have a degree in Computer Science and want to get into cloud. Should I still apply for the cloud exposure roles? Or do I follow the 6 month roadmap and apply to cloud jobs directly? And if I need to apply to an exposure role like a helpdesk role, how do I prepare a resume for that? Please note I do not have any work experience. Thank you! :)

Great tips! I will try them and report back.

So so good. 👍🏽

I remember watching this video 6 months ago, one of the first I watched on your channel. Now I’m start as a Jr Sys Admin and getting a degree in cloud computing. Thanks for the inspiration GPS!

Thank you for this. Btw do you recommend learning typescript or python while starting out. Thx

I'm working as a developer for about 6 months now, and I'm thinking of switching my career into cloud engineering. I'm feeling comfortable with coding, and I'm using Linux for about 3-4years(for fun), and I just started to follow your study guide to learn other necessary topics. There are too many roadmaps for any dev position you can imagine, and it's actually really easy to get into them, but I can't say the same things for the cloud and devops path. I just wanted to thank you for all of your efforts to create those amazing content. Also, it's really nice and inspiring to see women in tech creating tech contents as a woman myself. 🙏🪁🌈

Great video! I am currently looking for a AWS 1-on-1 mentorship. Can you help?

Sharp and in-depth knowledge. You seem to be a good mentor.

Great video

Project project projects that’s right project

Thank you 🎉🎉

I usually hate these videos but the honesty here was just to good..

love this video so much i cant even tell you. youtube is full to the brim with people promising the easy route with high paying jobs in a few months of light studying. no one wants to tell people that its going to be hard, going to take a lot of work, and going to take a fair amount of time. they are all snake oil salesmen that dont care about their audience, just farming ad revenue. its been so challenging finding someone with your message. thanks for this. would love to see a video on other jobs/roles in the data space that you might think would be a good idea to aim for as well

Your videos are very helpful and motivating, thank you!

Hi, Great content! I am trying to make into Tech from non-background field. More inclined to go in Cloud computing but confused with Data Engineering/Analyst field. Looking to hear your valuable insights is it still good time to start with Cloud in 2025 with zero experience.

I had a lot of fun doing the Cloud Resume Challenge. I'd recommend it to anyone. Not cheap if you do it on GCP though - beware!

Looking forward to building all of these. Thanks Coach!

Thanks for talking about Barbara Oakley. I watched her Ted talk and am now reading her book: "A Mind for Numbers: How to Excel at Math and Science (Even If You Flunked Algebra)". Honestly, watching her lecture and reading the book should be mandatory at least once a year for school aged children. The guidance on how to use one's brain is first rate. I only wish I had it back when I was in school. Now, as long time sysadmin studying for my AWS Cloud Architect exam, I need every tip and motivation I have find to get through this. Thanks GPS!

GPS is brilliant!

Amazing work thank you

I love these project oriented videos!

is there cloud junior positions?=