you need to learn AWS RIGHT NOW!! (Amazon Web Services)

You need to learn AWS RIGHT NOW! Amazon Web Services, the cloud, is one of the hottest skills in IT right now. As more business move their IT infrastructure to the cloud, the demand for cloud engineers skilled in AWS grows.

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[noflrs]

The way this guy encourages is crazy. He could encourage me to run into a brick wall

[moreliketechofficial]

I love how this guy doesn't want people to waste their time on youtube for non sense introductions . He just get through what should be said instead, But in the meantime everything he says is clear and easy to follow and understand.
hero!

[Malleyka]

Just wanted to say that watching this vid 4 months ago allowed me to dip my toes in AWS and the cloud for the first time ever, ended up finishing 2 udemy courses for the SAA exam and just got my certification last week. Thanks dude.

[TheMontbra]

Friendly advice from a Certified Solution Architect, set a budget alarm with tight value, first and foremost. Just in case. Lots of people with scary bills.

[darrelharvill]

I'm a 67 year old retired semi-IT man trying to learn more IT to keep my mind working and just setup an aws account.

[jaelski]

Isn't it mind blowing how many things we should learn RIGHT NOW?

[munib]

I've been learning cloud for a little over 2 months and looking to jump straight into the Solution Architect. AWS is by far the biggest as they were the incumbents, he's right, however, Microsoft Azure is by far the biggest in the corporate market place so a combination of both is a killer combo to have. Google Cloud Platform is the third biggest but they are side-stepping both AWS and Azure by focusing on machine learning in the cloud which will also be the future at some point.

[iCortex]

I just found your channel, i'm in school as a network admin and im starting my AWS soon. AWS is fascinating and the payout is fucking crazy.

[alexiscarrillo]

Recently took a higher paying network engineer role and came out of a cloud engineer position paying very little. I'm going through Virtual Machine withdrawal, so watching your videos and messing around with VMs in AWS and Virtual Box outside of an enterprise environment is helping me not forget things. I am definitely planning on going back to a Cloud Engineer position or higher soon.

[AlexGrayTech]

Funny, just got my CCNP Enterprise finished yesterday, and was saying I’m gonna start the aws journey next and here’s this video...nice intro!

[m]

love how fast and straight to the point you are. keep it up. Subscribed.

[JohnTurner]

As someone working w/ AWS full-time right now: agreed. So much to learn, so much opportunity.

[brandonjohnson]

Bro I love your professionalism and character, your knowledge speaks volumes. If I could learn from you in a classroom for just one week the amount of knowledge I would gain would be legendary and I would treasure it always.

[rwashington]

Love the straight to the point fast (clear and understandable) approach! No fluff - THANKS!

[captcontrol]

It is crazy that i've seen this video in my recommendations for close to 4 years, never watched it but now that I work at Amazon and am considering becoming a solutions Architect it was cool to set up the account and the virtual machine by watching a 7.5 minute video. And even though the AWS website has changed I was able to follow and find all the correct links and tabs to to exactly what you did. Looking forward to this journey.

[hyperlight]

Chuck : 10 things to learn
Me : i done 1, thanks god, 9 left
Chuck : so now 12 things to learn

[balloney]

Whenever I'm lonely, I watch Chuck's videos b/c it is like he is talking to me deeply. Yes, I watch them two three, or more times.

[tazizhere]

Just got your class! Thank you guys for putting it together and thank you Chuck for taking a big career leap! More than happy to support you and your new endeavors.

[blakebass]

You are seriously amazing. I appreciate your videos along with the guys you made your course with far more than I could ever attempt to explain in this comment box…. I’m from Mississippi man, like the most tech illiterate state in the US from as far as I can tell….

Having someone able to break down these things like you do is a blessing and it means so much, especially to a person who is trying so hard to learn without any previous knowledge or experience and almost no one around locally to advise or explain how this stuff works.

Thank you again and if there is ever a chance that you see this and would ever consider one on one teaching, just know that I would be willing to do just about anything in order to get that kind of help. Have a great day man.

[remorabay]

Major Point here: With YT, there is a tendency for video makes to stall and drag out an explanation, to increase hours viewed, etc....and it is painful if you just want the info. This video was very well done. THIS is the speed that an intro-video should be done at. I love that he didn't fill in the fluff get to the point - we can dig in on our own Discovery Time.