"Comfort is the enemy of success" this is not only true for cloud engineering but life. As I get more health conscious, better shape and finishing Soleyman cloud engineering academy. That line hits so good and gets me more motivated. Especially as I want to learn cloud security too.
Great video, realest advice then anyone can tell you in the real world. I have been hard on technical skill for years but only got me so far until I understand networking and what all these technologies means for business then finally seeing career progress again. Thanks
I am not currently a student at your academy. However, I have two years of experience as an IT professional and decided to study cloud computing approximately 20 days ago. I have nearly completed the AWS Cloud Practitioner certification. In addition to my IT experience, I have a basic understanding of web development. I am eager to collaborate with you and your team once I have gained proficiency in AWS and am ready to advance to the next level. I greatly admire your expertise in this field and find your videos to be highly motivating.
Thanks for your insightful video! I’m a traditional network engineer that is excited switch to aws Cloud engineer/Architect after learning about aws. You make excellent videos. You are a legend!
I had also got an another idea of perspective that slow and steady with the right road map is more good than just hurrying up and doing specialization and then post that thinking of not getting a job is a harder one with being clueless. Building a network and enjoying the journey is the right way to succeed not only as a cloud engineer but also in life. Sulaiman bro has made me learn a lot of things indirectly in my life and I am really grateful for that!! Work hard and change is permanent Inspired by you a lot bro....❤️✨ Love from India!
May be this video is going to change my view on tech forever. I was worried that I have learned webdesign, then I moved to Digital marketing, SEO, RU-vid, Now I am working as a Project manager in a US based tech Startup. I thought, I am fool to learn so much thing and didn't focus on a single technology. Now I understand, why do the company make me the project head.
love this video so much. i could have went the easy route and learn one cloud service but im taking my time to master linux, learn python, become a multi cloud enthusiast and do 10 projects. im 1 month in and getting ready to take all 3 certs for aws i could stop there but i told myself 6 months to fully master everything. i know itll pay off in the long end.
@@techwithsoleyman Thank you. I feel like a lot of the CCP stuff is making sense thus far, being familiar with SysAdmin for VMWare and HBSS suites in the past. Looking forward to the journey!
Good afternoon! I have a question about the cloud engineering roadmap: If we were to do the payment plan, after it's been fully paid off, would we still benefit from the 1 on 1 sessions?
Please clarify me,Im going to graduate this year on computerscience.So Im confused which domain i would choose.Although im intrested in cloud engineering.Please guide if i choose development role or this role would be better for me for start a job and having better salary
Im from india , i have graduated with my bachelor in technology CSE, i am looking forward with learning AWS, have also learned python tho not a pro. Is it enough to become a cloud engineer. Should i take extra effort and go with devOps too ? Is it necessary? Please guid me
in your previous roadmap video u become cloud engineer in 3 months🤣🤣😂🥲 and in this it took 7 months . what the hell is the time to become cloud engineer. i have knowledge in dbms , Linux , basic networking @techwithsoleyman please tell me...
I think you missed the key point :) the time is different for everyone, you should not worry about how long it will take for the outcome and focus on the process and journey, you will always be on a learning journey