System administration

[lk-maare]

Yeah, I agree. I'm looking for something in the domain of cloud engineer as well.
It pays well and will most likely be on of the best positions for the foreseeable future.

aw i shouldve started that aws course few months back .... hahaha....

 

[Djice]

aw i shouldve started that aws course few months back .... hahaha....

I did my AWS solutions architect - associate exam few months back and passed it. But I had about 1 year of experience in AWS ec2, s3, lambda, vpc, iam, secrets manager, etc by the time I did my exam.
Now looking for a job in cloud stuff and getting ready for the sysop exam.
I would also suggest the sysop exam rather than the solutions architect one. Kinda hard though.

 

[lk-maare]

I did my AWS solutions architect - associate exam few months back and passed it. But I had about 1 year of experience in AWS ec2, s3, lambda, vpc, iam, secrets manager, etc by the time I did my exam.
Now looking for a job in cloud stuff and getting ready for the sysop exam.
I would also suggest the sysop exam rather than the solutions architect one. Kinda hard though.

idk much but ppl said solutions architect is the hardest thing


anyway hand on experience is a great impact on exam right?
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[Djice]

idk much but ppl said solutions architect is the hardest thing


anyway hand on experience is a great impact on exam right?
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Apparently solutions architect - professional is considered the hardest among professional level certificates.
However, sysop - associate is considered the hardest among associate level certificates.
In my opinion, hands-on experience really matters for any kind of certification.

 

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