@BrownSkin Intellect G. Come school me on these AWS and cloud certs? I saw your posts in the BMW services thread. Just curious as I have some free time and I've been loading up on personal development work.
Ya so you can start with youtube or even Udemy.
I already have a technical backgroud so i'm starting with Udemy with specific classes
I come from an on-prem background and I know cloud but not like hands-on well.
Cloud is not very difficult but there is ALOT of material.
Because Cloud tries to bring all the business to cloud so it has many many things you can do and has so many tools that you need to know.
As someone who dealt with on-premise datacenter for a while now, going into Cloud and how easy it is and less costly than on-prem makes me wonder why would any company not go to cloud right now if compliancy is not an issue.
Someone said self-training is horrible because attention span is low, same with me man.
But you still gotta do it like your grandparents did. I'm not saying they didn't have classroom trainings but they also read alot back then. We are spoiled.
I'm spoiled too, something when studying for certs im smoking weed lol.
You will get better at self-training.
If you are new to IT then cloud is absolutely the way to go.
We don't know where technology will be in ten years, but wherever it goes Cloud will be there too that's for sure.
The things you can do in cloud in minutes would take you hours or days if there was no cloud, and at a much lesser cost.
fyi, i keep saying on-prem, if you don't know on prem means on premise.
on premise means your equipment is in a building that belongs to your company, which is the opposite of cloud.