Hi Mike, i'm currently studying for CISSP and i'm interested in pursuing a career as a Cloud Security Architect. Now, i have a question; between SABSA and TOGAF security architecture certification, which one would you recommend and why ?
@@pkabuchi Hi Patrick. Since you said cloud security architect I would start with the AWS Certified Solutions Architect Professional and mix that with the CSA-P. That will cover cloud and security. I would focus my efforts on executive presence training, emotional intelligence training, business acumen, and developing competency. That's far more important then a SABSA or a TOGAF certification
@@GoCloudArchitects Thanks for your feedback. I would love to followup on this after CISSP. Please clarify, the CSA-P. I thought its AWS CSA-P(Certified Solutions Architect Professional). Could you be referring to AWS Certified Security Speciality course?
Hi Mike thanks for your wonderful analytics. Please I will really like to follow the career of a solutions architect. Finalising my AWS Solutions Architect Associate exams soon. After that I plan to enrole into your course to help me get #cloudhired. That’s my target #cloudhired… please i will really need help on this.
Your training has provided immense knowledge to the aspiring cloud architect and your students will be heads over all the others when trying to get their first cloud architect role. Keep up the good work!
Hi Mike, congratulation for this video. Really very good. What are the chances of a 45-year-old professional with deep experience only on- premises environment getting a job as cloud architect?
Ricardo - with the right training and most of that training in business you could easily be hired as a cloud architect. We got a 61 year old their first cloud architect job a few weeks ago. Here is an example of someone who never worked in tech who didn’t even finish high school who we trained and helped get hired as a cloud architect. He worked very hard and is smart but shows anyone can be an architect. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NOcCg-OWlhI.html My background was internal medicne and started my architecture about 25 years ago. So the answer is of course you could be a cloud architect with the right training.
I have a strong cisco background and I'm planning on venturing into cloud computing. I want to ask how I should proceed with securing a cloud job. I also want to enroll in your cloud course and ask the level of details for a beginner to cloud. Will it teach me fundamentals before moving to advanced topics?
Our cloud engineer career development program will teach you everything you need to know to work as a cloud engineer From fundamentals to negotiating a higher salary.
Thank you, Ken! We offer our FREE How to Get Your First Cloud Job Webinar, where you can ask your cloud career questions, and I’ll answer them for you. Please register for the next webinar at: gocloudcareers.com/free-cloud-webinar #cloudhired
Nick. Of course we are operating. The best class is the cloud architect career development program. training.gocloudarchitects.com/bundles/cloud-architect-career-development-plus-lives
As someone working in IT for 20 years I can tell you it is impossible to learn all this stuff. You won't have time. The scope is too big. Yes the recommendations are good but not realistic for most of normal people who got life.
Well I have students that learn it every day and they get hired every day. It’s all about the right training and how hard your willing to work. Here are 4 examples of people new to tech that are our students who learned it in six months and are now working as cloud architects. As Navy SEAL commander Mark Divine says “You can do 20x what you think you can” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NOcCg-OWlhI.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-exhf00Wuwh8.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-r-EYd_dYmM8.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IBD63wwm1JQ.html
Greetings Sir and thank you for the realistic training and teaching. I find you approach realistic and hands on. I am very much interested in Cloud Architect or Cloud Engineer jobs and for sure will need a solid boot camp like your of course, but my problem is I need to find out the cost and the payment options needed, I have been in the IT field for sometimes now but I need the needed foundation, most training on the internet teach one about cloud services to pass exams but to me they are useless. Please your kind response(s) will be deeply appreciated. have a good evening.
Hello, My team and I are happy to help. You can learn about our programs, pricing and payment plans on our website. gocloudcareers.com You can also book a free call with a member of my team here. calendly.com/gocloudcareers2/20-minute-meeting?month=2024-09 Feel free to come to our cloud architect webinars any time. I’ll go over the role, the necessary skills and discuss our program. You can ask me any questions about our program or your career in these sessions which are live on zoom. www.gocloudarchitects.com/become-the-ultimate-cloud-architect-webinar-youtube/ I look forward to meeting in a webinar.
Hello. Our program is fully remote. We have students all over the world. Here is a link to our training program and a 20 percent off discount coupon. training.gocloudarchitects.com/courses/cloud-architect-career-development-program Coupon code for 20 percent off cdp20off
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One of your best videos, summarizes all we need to do to be a Cloud Architect. It is rare to find all we need and how all things connect in a single video. I have 8 years of .NET development experience and then 3 years of Data Engineer + Tech Lead experience on AWS and now working as a Cloud Architect for last 2 years. So total of 13+ years in IT. Now as a Cloud Architect, I always feel lack of Network and Data center knowledge. If I see the certificates you mentioned for Networking, it mentions about 3-5 years of hands-on experience in that field. I can't work on networking now but want to understand it for my Cloud Architect career. How do I get started in networking with this background?
To learn networking you can read the Internet engineering task force RFCs, get training from Cisco or Juniper networks or you could take our training. We focus heavy on the network and datacenter as without this knowledge it’s hard to design a high availability mission critical Those certifications require no experience regardless of what’s on the website. I did the CCNP before I ever worked in networking. I was also a CCIE within 6 months of the time I started networking.
Hi Mike! Another great video with amazing advice. Just one question security-wise, you often mention CISSP cert in regard to cloud security, what are your thoughts about CCSP which is cloud-specific cert by ISC2? Thanks a lot again for all of the advice you provide.
Hi Pnu, Thank you. We strongly prefer the CISSP and CEH. The other certifications just don’t hold the value to get hired and really progress in your career.
@@GoCloudArchitects thanks for your reply, CCSP (Certified Cloud Security Professional) is cert by ISC2 as is CISSP.. so while that cert is Cloud specific... does it hold value? CISSP is just general security cert. would not be good idea to get CCSP cert, won't that provide cloud specific security knowledge?q
@@pyniuCK I recommend only the CISSP or CEH. The goals of a certification is to get you more opportunity or raise your salary. These are the only two along with the offensive security professional. If you do the CCSP you will still need to do the CISSP air CEH after as the CCSP isn’t enough. So focus on what matter the CISSP air the CEH. See every day you spend on certs that don’t help cost you 600 dollars is lost wages. As the average cloud architect or cloud security architect earns 600 dollar per day. So get the ones that matter and nothing else. If you want to do more focus on other big certifications Like CCIE did networking Togaf for architecture Ones that build your career
@@pyniuCK we are happy to help. What don’t you attend our super fun cloud architect challenge tomorrow. We will give you the chance to be a cloud architect. It’s fun, educational and free www.gocloudarchitects.com/free-cloud-architect-experience-webinar/
Thank you for your comment! There are great careers in cloud computing! They are all needed to get the solution working and transforming the business! #cloudhired
hello first and foremost you have a great informative video thank you so much. just wanted to get your opinion about different universities that offer cloud computing bachelor's degree? In particularly WGU what do you think about their curriculum? on their website they claim that students will obtain a bachelor's degree in cloud computing and the following certification in AWS AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner AWS Certified Developer AWS Certified Solutions Architect AWS Certified SysOps Administrator-Associate Microsoft Azure Administrator
We have worked with their several of graduates and retained them to get hired. They focus on certifications from what we are told by the students we retrain. We focus on career specific skills and getting people hired
Excellent and Inspiring one. I have also started learning networking after getting 14 yrs of experience in public auditing. Now, I am able understand the clear roadmap for cloud architect. Thank you very much!
Well it’s up to the person. I passed the CCNP 20 years ago in 10 days. I also passed the CCIE back when it was a two day exam in less then 6 months. My number is 7417 Then again I studied 16 hours per day 7 days per week. Nothing is impossible - it’s how hard to are willing to work. They didn’t have practice exams back then for the CCIE.
Thank you for the informative video. I would like to know what's about the architecture frameworks? Like Togaf? Is that not needed to get an architect job?
Most architects are not togaf certified. Personally I built my career by taking togaf architectures that no one understood and translated them in the actual architectures Architecture careers are not about frameworks, they are about digital transformation for our customers So this is much more a career that requires business acumen, leadership skills, leadership, CXO relevancy, and system design skills. This is not a career that’s built on certifications
I recommend you learn networking and not focus on certifications. But as far as certifications I would suggest a CCNP, and Aviatrix professional. Avoid anything like the AWS advanced networking as it’s too basic to provide any valuable knowledge.
Good morning Mike great content this is what I'm been looking for from last 1yr since I heard about rising cloud jobs Few questions You do lot of stuff for free on this channel so what's the difference between this and classes you offwr with some fee$? What's the guarantee if we take your $$$ classes like job wise / satisfaction guaranteed / support / resume or job placement? Fyi I am 40yr old in retail industry from last 18yrs I am in Canada Your honest and trustworthy input would be greatly appreciated Great job Mike thank you for all you do
Hi. There is a major difference between what we offer free Vs what we do with paid classes. In our paid programs we teach our students how to be cloud architects. We don’t do that on RU-vid. Our students get hired every day, get career guidance and get live instruction with live feedback and coaching. Now we cannot guarantee you come to class, do the work or follow our methods as such we cannot guarantee your success. But you can look at any of the many examples of people we got hired on our RU-vid channel. And if you to make the determination of spending 1000 dollars for training to get a job that pays between 120-287k is worth the expense. It’s a pretty simple return on investment capital model 😊
@@GoCloudArchitects great what course would you suggest for newbie like me ? are your courses full time or part time? does your course also teach linux, networking, iam and all this basics which you have mention in this video? how log is full course ? do you folks help with projects, resume, interview, job placement? how much time one individual need to spend each day or week or month to be successful ? are your fees in cdn$ or usd$? TIA Mike
@@Praxy23 We recommend the cloud architect career development program. Our program includes everything from how to become an architect, how to prepare your resume, how to interview for the position and even negotiate a higher salary. We are a US based company so all prices are in US dollars. training.gocloudarchitects.com/bundles/cloud-architect-career-development-plus-lives
Hello Mike, I currently have aws practitioner, and sec+. I have practice a lot of active directory, domain controllers, nfs, pfSense, basic pentest and security. I did all this through vmware and virtualbox, and I also practiced creating server2016 with active directory using aws ec2, directory services, and vpc. I also know basic linux commands. I originally studied all this for cybersecurity, but can I still use this experience for cloud jobs? I still have a lot to learn, and I think my best bet would be getting the AWS Solutions Architect Pro and Red Hat cert. Can you please point me in the right direction? Thank you!
@@GoCloudArchitects Thanks for the reply. I am currently a parking enforcement officer trying to get into cloud. I have no prior IT work experience, just hands on experience through home labs and self taught. I would like to start a entry level cloud position like an cloud architect, and possibly move on to cloud security later on.
@@calvinvo6563 Now that I know your starting point and goals there is a lot of information to give you to help get you started. Join me in our free webinar and we will tell you how to get your first cloud architect job. We will give you all the steps. www.gocloudarchitects.com/free-cloud-webinar/
Hi Remi, You can start any time Our programs have two components Live training which covers architecture and other critical skills which everyone is involved. We do this as a team just like we would in real life. Then the self paced portion which you do on your own. Please feel free to call our office with any questions. I put a link to the course and a 20 percent off coupon training.gocloudarchitects.com/courses/cloud-architect-career-development-program Coupon code for 20 percent off cdp20off
I love the road map that is easy to follow to not feel overwhelmed. Also, allowing differences of thinking is crucial especially in this climate. Thank you Michael.
