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[zarathustra]

7 minutes ago, Killer66 said:

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[zarathustra]

8 minutes ago, Killer66 said:

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[lucky7]

12 minutes ago, zarathustra said:

One month spend chesthey even if you are working, 2 hours per day you can get really good at AWS and can crack any AWS interview

ok bro i already learned AWS in 2015

[zarathustra]

Just now, lucky7 said:

ok bro i already learned AWS in 2015

Oh I didn't mean you bro, I meant those people getting someone to take ***** interviews for them etc. 

Vallu oka one month spend chesthey they can take the exam and crack it themselves. I cracked 2 AWS based interviews in the last one month, nenu eppudu AWS meeda work cheyaledu and I didn't even spend that much time learning every service on AWS. I just learned some business cases to use AWS and what services make sense, plus some architectural stuff. interview lo honest ga cheppa nenem expert kaadu these are the services I know and when you use them etc ani. All the interviewers appreciated the honesty and said they liked my thought process. 

 

[zarathustra]

Just now, zarathustra said:

Oh I didn't mean you bro, I meant those people getting someone to take ***** interviews for them etc. 

Vallu oka one month spend chesthey they can take the exam and crack it themselves. I cracked 2 AWS based interviews in the last one month, nenu eppudu AWS meeda work cheyaledu and I didn't even spend that much time learning every service on AWS. I just learned some business cases to use AWS and what services make sense, plus some architectural stuff. interview lo honest ga cheppa nenem expert kaadu these are the services I know and when you use them etc ani. All the interviewers appreciated the honesty and said they liked my thought process. 

 

All I meant to say is I am an AWS noob but if I can crack an interview on AWS, anyone can. So ala fake chestunollu need to take their own interviews maybe

[Killer66]

1 hour ago, zarathustra said:

All I meant to say is I am an AWS noob but if I can crack an interview on AWS, anyone can. So ala fake chestunollu need to take their own interviews maybe

bhaiya neeku ardam avadam ledhu nuvu AWS noob iye vundachu but IT lo ney new ithey fake cheyadam tappa em cheyaleru candidate with mech or civil bcg

[zarathustra]

7 minutes ago, Killer66 said:

bhaiya neeku ardam avadam ledhu nuvu AWS noob iye vundachu but IT lo ney new ithey fake cheyadam tappa em cheyaleru candidate with mech or civil bcg

Oh okay I didn't know that

[keviinusa]

2 hours ago, zarathustra said:

It's Kubernetes or in short call it K8s. 

Mumshad Munnembeth course is good to know ins and outs of K8s, that's how I learned it

Kode Kloud ade naa

[Amrita]

12 hours ago, csrcsr said:

Start with aws solution architect exam associate bro that will give you confidence on the basics of aws, jargon , fundamentals,  Ryan kroonberge or Linux academy.  2to 4 weeks lo easy ga aipotadi based on the time you spend,  when you go through tutorials practice cheyi basics ardam avutayi, akad ninchi try to develop a sample application on aws using complete templates cft or terraform

 

 

 

 

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[Amrita]

1 hour ago, zarathustra said:

Oh I didn't mean you bro, I meant those people getting someone to take ***** interviews for them etc. 

Vallu oka one month spend chesthey they can take the exam and crack it themselves. I cracked 2 AWS based interviews in the last one month, nenu eppudu AWS meeda work cheyaledu and I didn't even spend that much time learning every service on AWS. I just learned some business cases to use AWS and what services make sense, plus some architectural stuff. interview lo honest ga cheppa nenem expert kaadu these are the services I know and when you use them etc ani. All the interviewers appreciated the honesty and said they liked my thought process. 

 

Certification Rasina its impossible to get a job in a month being knowledgeable enough to crack an interview. There is a lot to learn and it should be hands on experience. Most ppl who get in a month are proxxxxy.  Also , there are many many people who are certified and in market . Most of the Java developers are AWS certified and are working on cloud still vallaki kuda one month lo radu. Opportunity ichina they can’t be a good AWS Architect . Ma team lo 5 AWS certified Vallam unna they hired someone with solid experience just for 3 months contract . Yes he is thope without a doubt . 

[zarathustra]

53 minutes ago, keviinusa said:

Kode Kloud ade naa

Yeah vaade

[zarathustra]

53 minutes ago, Amrita said:

Certification Rasina its impossible to get a job in a month being knowledgeable enough to crack an interview. There is a lot to learn and it should be hands on experience. Most ppl who get in a month are proxxxxy.  Also , there are many many people who are certified and in market . Most of the Java developers are AWS certified and are working on cloud still vallaki kuda one month lo radu. Opportunity ichina they can’t be a good AWS Architect . Ma team lo 5 AWS certified Vallam unna they hired someone with solid experience just for 3 months contract . Yes he is thope without a doubt . 

I was speaking from my own experience, hands on experience of course trumps everything else but even that can be learned by using the labs provided on Linux Academy/Cloud Academy etc. I was able to clear 2 AWS interviews doing them by myself, and I never used a "*****" in my life ever. Senior level AWS Architect positions ki apply chestunna ani cheppaledu ga you are missing the context. I was mentioning clearing an interview which requires a decent understanding and idea of AWS which I can say is absolutely possible if you prepare with a strategy for a month. Again not talking about AWS Senior Architects. 

More mid level positions which requires both DevOps CI/CD knowledge and understanding along with AWS, those are the ones I was applying to atleast. 

[Amrita]

4 minutes ago, zarathustra said:

I was speaking from my own experience, hands on experience of course trumps everything else but even that can be learned by using the labs provided on Linux Academy/Cloud Academy etc. I was able to clear 2 AWS interviews doing them by myself, and I never used a "*****" in my life ever. Senior level AWS Architect positions ki apply chestunna ani cheppaledu ga you are missing the context. I was mentioning clearing an interview which requires a decent understanding and idea of AWS which I can say is absolutely possible if you prepare with a strategy for a month. Again not talking about AWS Senior Architects. 

More mid level positions which requires both DevOps CI/CD knowledge and understanding along with AWS, those are the ones I was applying to atleast. 

Ok ! I didn’t think you were talking entry level opportunity.  Usually these consultants are paid very high and they have to give design solutions instantly . Very short term contracts untayi . I was talking about AWS solutions architect role .  1 month knowledge I don’t know how much it will be helpful in job anyway . Saying that working on cloud myself from couple of years . 

[zarathustra]

2 minutes ago, Amrita said:

Ok ! I didn’t think you were talking entry level opportunity.  Usually these consultants are paid very high and they have to give design solutions instantly . Very short term contracts untayi . I was talking about AWS solutions architect role .  1 month knowledge I don’t know how much it will be helpful in job anyway . Saying that working on cloud myself from couple of years . 

Not entry level, I got a Senior level DevOps role but not every DevOps role requires a Solutions Architect level of AWS proficiency, that's what I was mentioning about. Any knowledge is helpful if you use that as the right base to learn more from there. Very short term contracts maybe they pay higher but the problem is that the expectations would also be 100 times higher which puts a lot of stress on the consultant, I am not okay with that atleast for now. 

I don't expect to be a super ace at AWS but I am atleast aware of which service to use where and how they fit into the overall business logic

[Amrita]

9 minutes ago, zarathustra said:

Not entry level, I got a Senior level DevOps role but not every DevOps role requires a Solutions Architect level of AWS proficiency, that's what I was mentioning about. Any knowledge is helpful if you use that as the right base to learn more from there. Very short term contracts maybe they pay higher but the problem is that the expectations would also be 100 times higher which puts a lot of stress on the consultant, I am not okay with that atleast for now. 

I don't expect to be a super ace at AWS but I am atleast aware of which service to use where and how they fit into the overall business logic

All I am trying to say is knowing basics is different than actually working on real time problems .  It’s takes time and experience to be good at anything . 1 month time is literally nothing .  Working on AWS i really know what I am talking . Anyways I don’t want to drag this argument anymore .