Really good series. Do you a repository in GitHub with the script and templates used in this project? It would be really helpful

what is your opinion on wgu's cloud computing bachelor's degree program?

Great

This was very helpful. I am a realtor and looking to get into the cloud practitioner sales role..I believe it is possible. Thanks

Is it worth considering OpenTofu instead of Terraform?

Can you get a job as a more senior person in this field ?

Currently Failing to deploy the updates, saying that access is denied

most of the time i wont make it to screening if i say as an architect i dont code

Do we still need to read books to know the insights in the era of Chatgpt ?

If you had to build 3 different projects only that will give you an enterprise-grade like experience, what would they be? MERN project perhaps?

Scrum master is that 6 figures :3

great info

Sorry guys but am completely lost here, what's the CLI you using there....think that part kinda skipped me..

Wow. This is disturbing. Smh they should stick to what we got our certification in and that needs to be our role. Thank you for this information. 😊

do you have a video on the difference between cloud architect vs solution architect?

A video like this in 2024 in a LIVE setting with users asking questions would be a good idea. Just saying

38:45 can you make a full video regarding this subject here. So after you applied for a job for lets say cloud engineer etc on linkedin, then you go to the company page > employee section (all on linkedin/+ any other possible ways) and message 2-5 employees with the job title you applied for. And what is a good copy and paste message you can possibly send to start of the conversation with plus to also see who responds back. Shittt maybe you can also try messaging the hiring manager too. This would be awesome if you can do a step by step video like once a week. I wouldn't mind being part of it soon, as the guinea pig of attempt to transfer from retail to Cloud.

Your content is very unique I gotta say. I am in the middle of transferring from retail to cloud. Still got some hands on labs I want to do before I try to start applying

Great insights..much recommended for people who are trying to figure out the skills they need to acquire, a big thumbs up.

So where is the Network Engineer? Who takes care of routers, Switches and Firewalls?

seems like he changed ViewerProtocolPolicy to redirect to https. Different than what's in his github

SA’s role is not entry…. you can’t jump into this job function out of college and carry any weight with other IT teams or stakeholders

Currently a AWS SA, it’s not what one would think. You need experience, ability to understand business needs, technical minded, and able to handle yourself when customer objections come at you. Also it has pre-sales role involve too.

can u make video about starting cloud from zero like nothing about it and roadmap for it thanks.

Thanks dude. Background music is way too loud

How can we build our own scripts to do this?

Just wanted to ask is eks free or it'll bill me

LOL this was me

Great Content! I have about 11 years of sales experience, 6 as an Enterprise Account Executive. I'm almost done studying for my AWS - SAA exam, should I be confident in applying for roles immediately due to my soft skills experience?

very interesting video mate! thanks

Hits a couple key points- there is no single definition or scope for Solution Architect… it’s more of a category. Companies do a poor job with titles and job descriptions. I think it touches on a key point- what do you mean “code”? There are different levels of that, and not all require the same (traditional) dev skills. In cloud this growth comes from the collision of Dev and Ops people into DevOos in cloud. But I think they missed something too. People tend to value their own experience as better than alternatives… so the Dev guy says “that skill is super valuable” and it was for his path. That doesn’t exclude the value in other paths though. I agreed with all the speakers here to a large extent- but it wasn’t clear if any were “non-coders” so they can’t speak about those roles and positions from personal experience. We’re supposed to say we value diversity right? Solution Architect is not an entry-level role for non-technical people- no boot camp or certification program prepares or provides sufficient knowledge and skill. It is certainly not a safe harbor for low skill non-technically minded people to grab a large paycheck.

Excellent!

WTH dude this is insane! Great work!

Awesome video!!

As always thank you Lou

So we don’t need to prep for KCNA??

Wait, why is this video so good!

How's it going folks? Been a few months since I last posted. I'll be posting more this year about Platform Engineering, Kubernetes and other stuff like that. What are you working on?

🐐!!!

Great , much needed information. Thank you Lou

So I am assuming the same could be done with Terraform + azure / GCP right ?

First!!!!!!!!

I was told DevOps and Cloud Engineer is similar 🥴🤔

I started with the Help Desk then System Administrator, Then Network Engineer, then DevOps Engineer, Then now Senior DevOps/ Cloud Engineer, hopefully I can get the Solution architect job next

"Read, Read, Read the job description.." Thank you !

thanks for the awesome video, quick question, did alex currently have a job as a cloud engineer when this resume was being reviewed? i want to know if this resume gave him a job thanks

It is funny to see how IT industry struggling with assigning unambiguous name to the specific role. Yeah, variables naming is the hardest part, i know. 😂

Just a BIG THANK YOU!

Thanks mate. Just realized that i am a platform engineer, not really a solution architect. :D

Would you recommend Acloudguru or cloud academy?