The Secret Learning Method The Senior Solutions Architects Don't Want You To Know

I have a secret learning method for rapidly learning cloud which I call stacking where you learn using multiple cloud service providers at the same time to ensure you have complete knowledge and concepts and skill all the stuff you'll probably forget.

[mariembuenaventura]

One of my goal in life is to thank you in person.

[TheRedPrometheus]

you're the gift that keeps on giving. You rock andrew!!

[carlosschlyter]

That's something I was actually thinking in doing (learning AWS and GCP at the same time). I just didn't know if I would be able to do it and started with only AWS aiming for the Solutions Architect Associate, but after this video I'll probably start with GCP too. Thanks!

[blevenzon]

Thank you Andrew. Always brilliant content

[noahparker]

45:00 availability sets are used to protect applications from hardware failures within an Azure data center, availability zones, protect applications from complete Azure data center failures.

You got this part wrong:

My understanding is that AWS doesn’t automatically do that for you. it’s a part of Azure DR strategy I think it’s kind of a stupid option but nonetheless there may be some one off edge computing situations where that may have been needed so that’s why they might have done that.

[jorgetovar]

Really good advice. What tools do you use to share screen and have video at the same time

[noahparker]

For viewer engagement purposes I would just do the 3 major clouds max and if your a viewer terraform these after you do this it’s going to be the industry requirement.

[bitninja]

Can you make a certification course that assists in getting certs from multiple providers. For example, CompTIA Cloud+ overlaps with AWS cloud provider and Solutions Architect. While it is important to concentrate on learning new skills rather than getting certs, if the certs overlap a little why not get them

[Geomaverick]

isn't the CompTIA Cloud+ a multicloud cert since its vendor neutral?