Trying to sort of "master" cloud programming and engineering... and i am by no means ever been good with IT stuff nor did i major in them, so i am not sure how to even "pass" the tests. Like, is it good enough to just get certificates? How easy will it get you jobs?
Otherwise how else do you measure or improve your mastery? Like how do you actually study and get recognition in this? Just read & remember? Ok this is definitely abit too general than 'programming'
Spoon boy:
Do not try and learn the cloud. That's impossible. Instead... only try to realize the truth.
Neo:
What truth?
Spoon boy:
There is no cloud.
Neo:
There is no cloud?
Spoon boy:
Then you'll see, that it is not the cloud that learns, it is only yourself.
I am an SRE and I have no idea what you are talking about. Clouds doesn't need to be "mastered", they just werk if you know what you are doing. So I would recommend to study more generic topics like servers, virtualization, networking, protocols, DBs, etc. Clouds are just a kind of wrapper for all of that.
Certificates are useless, they only make you remember theoretical bullshit which you'll never use. Learn through real practice.
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Lol. I quit my previous company, because they insisted on AWS certification to promote. Couldn't care less, just hopped to another project, where I'm paid more than I would get with the "promotion" and no shit-tier exams needed.
Hrmmmm.... where do you work that dpesnt ask for certication then?
>>3 where is that you are working?
>>4 incorrect. I dont spam you products. Yer all fucking troublesome.
>>5 how much they pay you?
At leasthe's progressed from "HOW CLOUD HALP" to a bit more articulate OP (still as meaningless though)
>>8 yea r welcome man, eat shit
Hello, Sir, I work in Europe, Sir.