AWS Vs Azure vs Google (Which Cloud Platform Should I Learn)

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[@nickt9467]

I've watched probably 100 of these comparison videos and this is the first one promoting tech agnosticism. Kudos, sir. What people should learn is how to be adaptable, how to integrate, and how to stay dynamic instead of partisan.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you Nick. When we know the tech we can work with anything. Most importantly we architects we can’t have a preferred tech, we must care about making our customers successful. Whether it’s an ice machine, new router or object storage - what ever best meets the customers business needs is the tech we should choose.

[@idariousosborn7570]

Driving a car was an absolutely awesome example, it clicked immediately!!

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Sometimes its the simplest explanations that work.

[@logicnetpro]

A master fisherman teaches us how to fish. How to read the surroundings and what advantages to look for. We may suggest what brand equipment to use, but it's still fishing.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Teach a man to fish.

[@obinnachuku9199]

Learning the cloud - exactly what I am currently doing at Go Cloud Architects.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Wonderful Obina😊

[@justpassingby9825]

It’s a relief listening to someone explaining this . Why EVERY tech “teacher” out there is so frustrating?

[@GoCloudArchitects]

That’s why we do what we do. To help others build elite careers and not waste their time on things that don’t matter.

[@richferreira3548]

This is extremely true learning the services and use cases will allow you to use multiple colloid services. Hands on experience will allow for a better learning curve for services like you said object storage, file storage, databases, firewalls, security groups etc Thank you Michael.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you Rich. Exactly

[@MrProverbs21]

Most helpful video on this. I've been searching which one to learn - now I know I should rather focus on learning the cloud and with that I can choose my preferred band later since they're fundamentally the same. Just subscribed!

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Wonderful and exactly.

[@tsegasileshi4645]

The analogy hit home! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and advise on this!

[@GoCloudArchitects]

I’m so happy it helped.

[@ValentineMasina]

Very helpful. It's like the beginner question of which programming language to learn. This makes a great difference I must say especially for those trying to get into the cloud

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Exactly Valentine.

[@atheeral-saraaf3081]

You said learn the cloud first, so what you mean exactly is there a solid course to learn the cloud before start moving to the next level , thank you for the video

[@GoCloudArchitects]

We have one that begins with learning the cloud. We even have our students build a cloud. Then we teach architecture. Our students get hired almost every day as cloud architects. training.gocloudarchitects.com/bundles/cloud-architect-career-development-plus-lives

[@junrepasa]

Thank you. the car analogy makes the concept very clear.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Jun - wonderful. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment 😊

[@cloudskillz6860]

Great content Mike and very well explained. Thanks for clarifying the question that many have thought of when starting this journey. Your knowledge and experience helps those learning this technology to cut through the technical clutter!

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you so much Cloud Skulls. Hope all is well with you

[@jsmrdck]

It's about the CLOUD. Transform the organization's business ... and know that the tech and the services are relatively similar!

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Exactly Jesse. It’s never about the tech. It’s about how the tech can transform the business. Otherwise the only people that would buy tech are us tech people. Just because we love the tech

[@gent55a]

Just saying thank you for a reasonable and realistic insight.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

We are so happy to help. Thank you for your kind feedback

[@GoCloudArchitects]

What cloud do you want to learn? Please comment below!

[@rvelaga]

AWS

[@rohanfernandes214]

AWS and Azure. Do you recommend getting certified in both for cloud architects?

[@emigrant4life]

@@rohanfernandes214 Google Cloud Platform = future

[@rishitaghosh6142]

I want to learn cloud . What are the courses you provide ?

[@ahapraveen]

Great explanation and make sense what you says. However I have to say something every Cloud provider in the foundational training they teach about what is Cloud, VM, Security group, NACL, Security and other key areas…

[@KenSherman]

Would you agree that SOME cars need "special" training? For example, stick shifts or high performance vehicles...V8, V12, V16,... ~1000+ hp, etc? Even experienced/pro drivers struggle with these vehicles (even mortem) a la Fast & Furious.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

No we would not agree any car needs special training We believe some drivers need special training to use a vehicle for extreme use. Many of us with a tactical background or racing background have been through special training. Guess what the training applies to all vehicles Ambulances, fire engines, police cars it’s the same driving course. It’s called EVOC and I have enjoyed the training. Sure each vehicle has idiosyncrasies but a properly trained driver can drive anything. So we don’t look for excuses where perhaps less then 1 percent of the time something is different. We focus on the 99 percent plus when you train the driver.

[@alexandertosino]

You have an amazing teaching skills

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you

[@lpratesutube]

Thank you, Mike! The way you explain complex concepts in easy to understand terms is amazing! #GoCloudArchitects

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you Leo.

[@martinemanuel8239]

I came with what I wanted in mind and I'm leaving with what I really needed! Thanks for all the advice 🙏

[@GoCloudArchitects]

That’s wonderful Martin!

[@ManuLuck82]

Very important and pragmatic/useful advices/explanations, thanks a lot! 👍

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you

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You are amazing ! You’ve gained a follower indeed CANT wait to connect

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Thank you very much!

[@preciousishiguzor3119]

Thanks Mike for helping me understand this concept. It has shifted my perspective to learn and know the Cloud thoroughly to transform businesses. Thank you for providing exceptional Training content too 🙂.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Excellent!

[@Isherifelbarkouky]

Great Video, I am a solution architect dealing with different technologies and solutions, the most challenging part of my journey is to propose my customer the most coherent solution among several to guarantee his satisfaction.

[@AnilKumar-np9mh]

Very helpful … Thanks for posting video on this topic. You are doing great for cloud Tech community.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you very much Anil

[@z3k351]

This was an awesome video, very well explained, very insightful, thank you.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it! #cloudhired

[@kenyacarson1318]

I understand things as you do. But I have only one question. Is there a certification for general cloud computing or would I have to get a cert via one the name brand services?

[@GoCloudArchitects]

This is an excellent question, Kenya! The answer is No. There is no certification for general cloud computing. We recommend you have a professional-level certification from any of the big public cloud providers and an industry-grade networking certification, like the CISCO CCNA. #cloudhired

[@kenyacarson1318]

@@GoCloudArchitects Thank you!

[@kenyacarson1318]

@@GoCloudArchitects Hello, I just saw a Comptia cloud+ cert course from Microsoft. What do you think about that course? I'm currently leaning toward Azure.

[@deezoflexmo8529]

Very helpful ...recently became aws practitioner certified going for AWS SA but now I understand I shouldn't focus so hard on the name of the tools so much but how everything works and how to solve a problem after that im going to try to become GCP certified since its less common out of the 3

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Deezo, certifications alone will not give you a job. Don't spend your valuable time and money on several certifications. You should focus on a few industry grade certifications, like CISCO CCNP, and CCIE. We offer a FREE How to Get Your First Cloud Job Webinar: gocloudcareers.com/free-cloud-webinar where we answer career questions and doubts so you don't waste your time doing things that do not add much to your career. #cloudhired

[@ReadingFulfills]

The best as always!!

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you Mesafin

[@mohamedkhalilrouissi5461]

i was confused between studying the sc-300 and the az-500 from microsoft but you words " microsoft active directory for IM same on or off the cloud" , thank Mr you tips are truely worth am going for the az-500 duo it have AD and more focus on the cloud

[@Greenthum6]

Technical people usually lack the basic knowledge of how people learn. It is easy to say start from the concept and not the details, but in reality, most of us learn by doing. We need to get that S3 or whatever configured first to put it into perspective. Not everyone is capable of becoming a good architect, but you can even if you start from hands-on. Just don't keep too long on the details and move on to the next cloud technology.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Almost Everyone is capable of being a physician, lawyer or cloud architect if they work Farr enough Unfortunately you can’t learn design by doing. You can learn administration by doing. Here I will tech you how to use a hammer, sad and drill Next I will ask you do design a hotel. Do you think learning to be a construction worker will teach you how to design a hotel (architect work) That’s why you retain people who learned by doing every day. As they are great at doing, but they have no idea how to design.

[@Greenthum6]

@Go Cloud Architects It doesn't hurt to know how a hammer works when architecting a hotel design. Knowing practical things leverages your wisdom and may motivate to go further. I mean the world is not black and white. You can ask an architect does he/she ever learned how to use a hammer. And if yes, why spend time on it because it doesn't help you to design a house. Maybe the hammer was an important catalyst to start your architecting career. I learn new tech nearly every day at work and freetime, especially cloud stuff. Doing proof of concepts using the new building blocks helps my learn process a lot. But it is just part of the journey. I read thousands of times more than write.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

@@Greenthum6 that’s totally fine. Just remember the more time the architect spends leaning construction the less time they will have to master being an architect. And for people that want to be enthusiasts and know a little about a lot of things that’s great. But it keeps someone from being an expert. But not everyone wants to be an expert and that’s fine too

[@thewarrenstv1166]

Great video . But I want to know Wich certificate should I take to know THE CLOUD ?

[@GoCloudArchitects]

That’s dependent upon your goals. The right one will help you get an interview. The wrong ones will make it harder for your to get hired. It’s like asking which plane should I take. You need to know the destination. If you want to become a cloud architect attend this free webinar and we will give you a learning plan. my.demio.com/ref/01ppStEkIUVxsXXj

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Do you accept VA Vet Tec program or the GI bill for Veterans at your institution?

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Hi Guillermo, Thank you for your service! We have a special program for veterans and even offer a 50 percent off coupon code for veterans. You can email [e-mail] with a DD214 for a 50 percent off coupon to our veterans program. We are highly focused on building elite careers for veterans. Our focus is on the full career transition from military to civilian life not just the tech skills. This includes changing leadership styles from command and control to those in the civilian world. We also teach most elite business skills. Things which are not taught in most transition programs that focus on certifications as opposed to building elite careers. We have chosen to function in an independent manner so we are not bound by any rules and can teach what’s needed to help out veterans build the most high paying cloud careers. But our fee are about. 1-2 days pay for our average graduate. Our focus is keeping costs low and the best outcomes.

[@spirobogdanos4241]

Yeah but the problem is I know how to drive, I know the tech, I clicked on a video titled "AWS Vs Azure vs Google" because as a Systems Engineer I wanted to hear a comparison of these cloud services. Waste of time, misleading title.

[@dzyanis]

Mike, I do not think they asking you the question "which service do I need to learn?". I think they need advice on which company (Amazon, Google, IBM, etc) provides better training to learn cloud technologies. And there is no easy answer as per my understanding.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Dennis the question we get asked every day js which cloud do I learn. We don’t get asked which service to learn. I’m any case all clouds are really just a network and datacenter which is virtualized. And in most cases in order to learn the cloud - you cannot go to a cloud provider as they teach their services and not the actually technology. Meaning it’s meaningless if we get our object storage from Dell/EMC, AWS S3, Azure blob, or even google cloud storage. In many cases it’s even running in the same tech in each providers datacenter. And the answer is very simple, if you understand the underlying technology you understand all clouds.

[@Steph_EarnJoy_Cloud]

good advice

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[@RosemaryAbang]

Best answer to this question- ever!

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you Rosemary! This is the answer that everyone needs to hear 😆

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[@chijiokeokere2890]

Great materials chief, I really do appreciate. But for some with little to no IT expertise, I am a bit confused with all the terms used. Could anyone please help

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you for your comment, Chijioke! We have a lot of content in our KZbin channel. Feel free to consume it. If you want a more structured format, we have our paid programs for cloud architects and cloud engineers at gocloudcareers.com. Other free source of information is the internet. If you Google a term, you can find a lot of material for you to learn about the technologies as well. #cloudhired

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Thank you Rehan so much for your kind message 😊

[@nobleihuoma]

I just want to focus, learn and get a job.

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This is cruciaalll!!! Everyone should watch this!!!

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Thank you mrslamenjamen

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You are awesome! Thank you so much sir

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you, ! I am glad that this material is being helpful! #cloudhired

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[@ifeomaonuoha9156]

What associate level certificate can someone have to get a job quicker among the 3?

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Unfortunately, there is no certification alone that will lead to a job. You can think of a certification as the icing on the cake. Without the cake the icing is meaningless. The cake is the knowledge needed for career. So please determine your career goals and then learn what you need to for that job. Join one of our free cloud career question and answer sessions, tell us your goals and we will tell you what to learn and what certifications will help you.

[@sarahalozie5261]

hello, very informative video. Being new to this, I was wondering if your programme helps students learn the cloud as a whole or a specific cloud such as AWS? Or could you direct me to a programme that teaches the cloud in general as many programmes are specific to a certain cloud

[@GoCloudArchitects]

We have a cloud architect career development program that is everything you need to get your first cloud architect job We teach generic cloud in this program as well as the professional level AWS and Azure. We also teach you to design and build private clouds, and how the cloud works. Additionally we teach all of the necessary communication skills, leadership skills, architecture skills, interview skills, resume development and even how to negotiate a higher salary. Here is a link to the program. training.gocloudarchitects.com/bundles/cloud-architect-career-development-plus-lives

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All i can say is "thank you"

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Learn the cloud

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[@Cruzan9]

I wish I found your channel eons ago instead of just recently. Essentially what you're saying is don't be quick to be vendor-specific. The focus should be on cloud computing technology and I think one way to do that is to study CompTIA Cloud+ because it's all about cloud computing and not a specific vendor. I'm not interested in the CompTIA certification per se. I'm really just interested in what it teaches. I think that along with python scripting and a couple other things should give me a pretty strong foundation. I'm really enjoying your videos and your Insight. Thank you so much!

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Hi Cruzan9, We want to help you! We said focus on the tech. Learn the cloud. We are Not recommending any Comptia certifications as that won’t be close to enough to get a job. Cloud computing has significant network and datacenter concepts. We are saying to learn them not certification skills. Also why do you want to learn python. We also don’t just recommend python or any other skills. We determine the career and then the skills needed for that career For example a cloud architect designs an end to end solution to solve customer business problems. There is no coding in this job and learning it is not a valuable skill. By comparison for a cloud engineer which is a different career then leaning Linux, python, terraform etc are needed skillls. So we need to learn the skills for the job we want and not someone else’s. Why don’t you save yourself a lot of trial and error and come to our free webinar. There you can tell us what career you desire and we can help you build a roadmap to get hired as fast as possible. www.gocloudarchitects.com/free-cloud-webinar/

[@Cruzan9]

@@GoCloudArchitects Understood. Thank you.

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[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you! #cloudhired