I hate Splunk but this is the fukkin truth. Companies will offer you a boatload of money just to create freaking Dashboards and Queries. I guess paying all that money for a product you want to get some value out of it.
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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aXiom
Maximized Potential
Unless there's some weird security concern or design issues, aren't you just increasing your admin overhead by having to manage all those accounts plus whatever resources they have access too?For those with infra in aws how does your company handle different environments (prod, staging, dev etc)?
do you make an account per environment?
we are looking to move from an account per environment to each internal service having its own account for each tier. For example lets say you have a service called “mario” you will have an aws account like mario-prod, mario-dev etc.
Basically a lot of fukking accounts will be madethis best practice according to an aws rep
Wouldn't AWS Orgs with cross account access and IAM roles be a better solution?
GollyImGully
Too many wavy women, gotta log outta IG
I wasn't apart of the initial discussions the cloud ops team had they just hit me the beginning of the week like this is what we wanna do
Yea i think the increased overhead doesnt make too much sense i gotta get some answers from them as to why they chose this route. Everything will be managed in code though. I know any network portion im taking care of will not be done manually.
Started the cybersecurity analyst job yesterday and pretty much sat there with 2 other dudes watching Youtube vids while 2 suspicious emails came in from other countries and that was it. Its a crime to make this much $$ for not doing shyt
Gonna try to get on the monitoring team in a few months to mess around with the IDSs/IPSs
And my shift is avoids all traffic
Hey fam,
How did you get started in the cybersecuirty field? I'm interested
Appreciate your time!
Rice'N Beckford
**King of ADOS**
- worked in application support/tech support
- worked desktop/help desk/system admin and got security+
-worked another desktop support at the tier 2 level
-Applied for a lot of NOC positions but wasn’t successful.
-Got a call outta the blue for a Cyber security analyst position from a contractor I applied, interviewed and got rejected from. Had 3 interviews
I guess my advice is to switch companies whenever you get a chance tbh and get out of those help desk/ service desk as soon as you can cause recruiters are going to just offer you those positions and find yourself pigeoned holed. Cause all that took less than 2 yrs with security+ and cysa+ certs.
Studying for net+ then gonna take cysa+. Also thinking of learning at least one coding language.
What kind of IT training? There are still free cybersecurity stuff out there. And if you have a school email address. You can register for a free Immersive Labs account.
gerryguy311/CyberProfDevelopmentCovidResources
Hey brehs I actually have my own tech page dedicated to putting tech information out check it out!
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Snoopy Loops
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I need to start studying for aws devops pro and azure certs
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The cloud game don changed, you need more than basic certs to get noticed now. Multi cloud and pro certs seem to be the way cuz I got Aws sa and dev at the start of the year, and got like one phone call despite multiple applications.
I had the impression recruiters would come flooding. However corona definitely dried up the number of jobs. My LinkedIn notifications for new cloud roles had way way fewer jobs during March/April/May than pre-corona. Seems to be picking back up tho.
The Corona situation got nikkas slacking like a mug
tho
I thought I would take advantage of working from home
. Improved my JavaScript but my efficiency been flabby asf
.The cloud game don changed, you need more than basic certs to get noticed now. Multi cloud and pro certs seem to be the way cuz I got Aws sa and dev at the start of the year, and got like one phone call despite multiple applications.
I had the impression recruiters would come flooding. However corona definitely dried up the number of jobs. My LinkedIn notifications for new cloud roles had way way fewer jobs during March/April/May than pre-corona. Seems to be picking back up tho.
The Corona situation got nikkas slacking like a mug
thoI thought I would take advantage of working from home
. Improved my JavaScript but my efficiency been flabby asf
Just signed up as a backup plan. Brehs and brehettes act now!!!!!!!
ryda518
Randy Orton=Legend Killer
I am studying for the Sysops ops and this is a solution that was brought for this type of scenario
aXiom
Maximized Potential
I wasn't apart of the initial discussions the cloud ops team had they just hit me the beginning of the week like this is what we wanna do
Yea i think the increased overhead doesnt make too much sense i gotta get some answers from them as to why they chose this route. Everything will be managed in code though. I know any network portion im taking care of will not be done manually.
You using CF or TF?
That's kinda why I'm tryna get on this cloud wave.. I can live in a linux terminal and vscode all day, but I'm tired of logging into routers, switches and firewalls, and trying to code logic for hardware that has no or limited api support.
What other aws certs you got?
Got the sa, doing the dev associate now.. tryna have that shyt knocked out the in the next 2 weeks, then grab the sysops. Tryna figure out if I should just run with the momentum and grab the sa pro once I'm done with that, but I don't wanna be a paper tiger. May just grab the RHCSA to round it off and update my resume.
ryda518
Randy Orton=Legend Killer
just the sa
Studying the CCNA and the sys ops at the same time
I feel the same way with paper collecting so my focus will be learning the material first and focus on labs then later this year get the cert
I want to be at a position where I can do an aws tasks step by step In my head before I go for a cloud