Cloud Engineer Roadmap 2024 | How To Become A Cloud Engineer

In this video, I cover the step by step guide on how to become a cloud engineer

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[techtoby_]

Wow this video has blown up the past few weeks!!! 💪 Thank you everyone for tuning in, don’t forget to check out my other recent videos and subscribe for more Tech content ❤

[fernandogprieto]

Linux - Commands, Sysadmin
Windows Server - AD, Updates, Policy
Scripting - Bash, Python, Powershell
Infrastructure as a Code - Terraform
Ansible
Networking - Subnets, Cyberblock, firewall, security.
Continuous Integration Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) - Docker, Kubernetes
Certifications
How to apply this technologies in the real world - Keep Learning

[michellegonzalez]

Thanks for this video! Very informative and straight to the point! Will definitely be subscribing and learning from you.

[MohCherifDouakha]

thats what i was looking for, a channel that simplfy things, + subed, keep it going.

[RedBull.RedBull]

Thanks Toby.. Exact content which I'm thinking about last night.. and you presented.

[NamaDoodoo]

Great video, to the point, no waffle. Thanks!

[kkoteshwari]

Hi Toby thank you man such a great video.

[samcraven-zjrh]

Really great mate 👍 - currently working as a service desk analyst creeping up with experience but want to delve into cloud computing/ engineering of my own back now. Seems the way to go with the way most companies are moving 👍 - don’t really have experience with python - so probably my biggest focus. But azure/AD is a daily visit for me 😂👍

[Geenice_Tech]

Hello Toby, I have been following you on tiktok and I'm glad having you on youtube. I have no previous working experience in tech but I am aspiring to be a cloud engineer, I have studied and got good basic understanding of network fundamentals, windows active directory, powershell, ARM, terraform, M365, Azure(I even prepared furter write the az-104 but my friend who is already a cloud engineer said its not necessary at the moment) and have done some hands-on projects using these tools as well. I currently only have Az-900 as a certification in tech. I have tried applying for tech roles stating the above skills in my cv but none is pulling through. what do you thing shoud be my nextline of action. I would reaklly appreciate your reply. Thanks

[jmedz]

Good video Toby ! As someone with IT Support experience myself, I haven't had much luck with interviews lately as the IT sector seems to be more demanding nowadays, especially as a lot of general support roles seem to be fading away & putting more emphasis on cloud/specialist roles .. I am currently studying the AZ-900 & have had some hands-on with Azure, but I'm currently stuck in a dilemma whether to continue with support roles or just go straight into cloud .. Also, being from London, the landscape for IT/Tech jobs is a large mess with no real industry focus to seek help from.

[hansx]

Hey Toby,
Great content, I've been following you on TikTok for a while now and your content is super helpful and you always reply to my q's in the comments so thank you!!!
I was wondering if you think it's worth joining a programme/bootcamp to learn AWS? they charge around 2k for the course but help you land a job. I know I could probably learn AWS on my own using all the resources out there but I'm worried if I do it this route, I won't be able to get a job due to not having experience etc. I worry the certifs won't mean anything on their own and I'll struggle to get a job hence why I'm contemplating the training programmes although it's really expensive!! What do you think?

[Arjun_BH]

Hey toby would be very thankful if you could mention some good resource for building a strong foundational and then advance knowledge of networking.I have basic Idea of OSI models and TCP/IP but I am not able to get forward would be very thankful if you could help me with resources and guide me.

[paolocasarotti]

Hi Toby, what is the priority for a person working as software engineer to get into cloud?
Learning the techs you explained in your video or getting certifications from one of the vendors?
Thanks.

[parthasarathyc]

Hey Toby, Great content👏
I'm a fresher for cloud engineering. Is it necessary to learn python . coz the course I studied didn't cover python or terraform ?
and I don't have much coding knowledge except SQL.

[creativetracks]

I'm currently 18. Currently doing computer science degree (first semester). I have learned c++ in the past 3 months. Now I'm learning DSA, I'll probably complete Learning DSA in the next 2 months. Then after 2 months my plan is to learn python. It'd probably take me 1-2 months to learn python. Now when I'm done learning python, what should I do next? I'm super excited to learn cloud. ❤

[saxonmckenzie]

Thanks bro.. I know I can trust you with that west country accent like mine😂, great video, very informative 👍

[griegBrew]

techtoby, what's a good resource for learning networking? is acquiring the net+ cert overkill?

[MrSiad]

If your at help desk how long would it take to be a cloud engineer? Would a college degree and certs be enough?

[skproplayz]

Any good resource link you can provide for Linux? Ik there are tons of them on yt but if you can help with one link or channel?

[prem]

Great Video Toby!
Do you edit them yourself?