Cloud Architect Technical Interview (Learn The Cloud Security Interview Questions!)

In this video Cloud Architect Technical Interview (Learn The Cloud Security Interview Questions!) we help you prepare for the cloud architect technical interview. We cover cloud security interview questions which may be asked to cloud security architect and cloud architect job canidates. Cloud security is a critical topic, and we frequently ask security related topics to cloud architects to see if they know how to properly secure a cloud computing environment.

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[CodyCookMusic]

you ever come across a video and you're just immediately like "I like this guy"? I like this guy lol. On a serious note, thanks for the video. Its helping calm some nerves before the interview.

[chouikerac]

After earning two AWS certifications, I was eager to delve deeper into cloud technologies. That's when I discovered your exceptional channel, which provides pure value. It's remarkably simple yet profound in its approach to explaining complex technologies. I'm immensely grateful for the insights and knowledge you've shared. Thank you, Mike.

[craigheard]

Mr Gibbs thank you so much for once again providing a blueprint for this one section of cloud architecture. I love the security focus and that is my focus along with cloud architecture. I am so happy with the grace of God to have found your services and training. This video is pretty much on replay for me. 😊 I will incorporate all of your information into my continuing studies. Love GoCloud Architects.

[MereAYT]

This is great. It is so rare to find interview videos that don't just tell you how to parrot answers. Thanks :)

[merazhussain]

You are such a great mentor 😊 Thanks for all the efforts you put for cloud fraternity ✌️

[aireddy]

This information is incredibly important for every cloud engineer/architect. NMAP, Social engineering is must to know . The way of explanation every question in detail is key for others to know about how much knowledge you have vs just certification knowledge.

[ReginaDeanReed]

Mike, this was great information. I really liked the definition of man in the middle.

[abiranmookherjee]

The way you explain logic behind an answer along with the flow is truly brilliant Mike! Thanks for doing such fantastic videos!

[jahonbobojonov]

Mike I wish you create this video last week, because I recently had interview and they asked exact questions. OMG where you been bro 🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻. Waiting more videos from you. Thank you for sharing.

[ruthawele]

Watching this interview session and other interview sessions has been so helpful and it helping me boost my confidence in preparing for upcoming interviews. Thanks Mike. You are an amazing teacher, leader and mentor.

[GoCloudArchitects]

Tell us a question you have been asked on a cloud computing interview. Please comment below!

[alberttegha]

Mike you are a genus, God bless you and thanks 🙏 a lot for this, moreover I wanna say may the almighty good guide and protect you and your family I really don’t know how to thank you but I know God has been rewarding your work so far.

[AK]

Great video Mike, but I'd review your description of symmetric v asymmetric encryption. Symmetric encryption uses the same key for encrypting and decrypting the data. With asymmetric encryption, the data is encrypted by one key (the public key) and decrypted using the another key (the private key). Most systems use a combination of both; asymmetric keys to exchange the symmetric key securely and then use the shared secret/symmetric key for doing the heavy encryption of data, as symmetric encryption is much faster.

[EzzOps]

because I am not interested very well of security but now and after listening to some of the new attack techniques for me I become more interest about them

[CloudSecurityGuy]

Thank you so much . You guys motivated me to start my own channel to create awareness and help budding cloud security people

[johnbrown]

@5:15 just to clarify, slight verbal slip there... Mixed up versions in that one sentence.
You use assymetric encryption first, use that to pass a symmetric key to the other party, and then switch the session over to using symmetric encryption (not the other way around).
I'd give full credit for this kind of answer:
Assymetric (PKI, 2 keys) is "expensive" in terms of CPU and time (it is slow) because the math is much more complex vs. symmetric (1 shared key) has lower cost burden, i.e. it is faster (relative to PKI). So you want to use assymetric for short term (low volume) and symmetric for long term (high volume) when possible.
Why? Using assymetric first overcomes the problem of having to transfer a shared symmetric key across an unsecure channel (internet) in such a way that an eavesdropper (man in the middle) can capture all the messages BUT cannot get the shared key from that (and then eavesdrop and decrypt the following traffic).
Using PKI (assymetric) to solve for this is critical to how we use the internet.
In interviewing people I like to make sure they understand what kinds of problems and applications an answer has.
Generally, great job... clear, concise and on-target. These questions are fairly simplistic but a good starting point and good guidance.

[dieglhix]

Got a CSA interview Thursday... I'm CISSP-ISSAP, CCSP, but have only been exposed to Azure.. Let's hope I can nail a bit. Thanks for the video sir!

[loganx]

Knowledgeable, succinct, articulate! This channel deserves more subscribers!

[rejoiceokafor]

I have an interview tomorrow and this video just made me more confident
Thank you

[markshipps]

How do I go about getting a talk with you personally on a coaching level? I'm simply blown away by your ability to communicate these concepts in such an easy-to-understand and empathetic way.