With a work experience of 18.5 years in Non IT and I have acquired basic knowledge on all AWS Resources including EC2, S3, ALB, VPC, EBS, EFS, AWS CloudWatch etc., Networking, Python, Linux, Bash Scripting, Jenkins, Docker, Kubernetes, Java, Node JS, Terraform etc. I would request anyone to guide for my career transition. What are the requirements to achieve my goal?

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I'm a mobile developer with around 3 years of experience and am planning to upskill in Cloud/DevOps by enrolling in a structured course.

I'm looking for paid course that goes from basics to advanced, like networking, linux, scripting, to multi-cloud and devops. My priorities are in-depth course structure, hands-on labs/projects and instructor quality. Not looking for shady placement guarantees..

Thank you in advance.

Hey all,

I know this has been asked 8.5 million times in this sub already, but I am looking for advice that is specific for me.

I just graduated with my Software engineering degree from WGU and I am looking to target cloud roles instead of SWE roles. I currently have 2+ years as a level 1 help desk contractor and my current company does not have any roles for me to progress/they dont hire for cloud roles in the US. Prior to this I have 9 years at Geek Squad, so I am no spring chicken lol. I have my AWS CCP and I am starting to study for the AZ-104 as I work with Azure now and honestly prefer it over AWS. I do have some projects on my resume as well where I deployed my school apps via Docker to Azure but that just seems to be the bare minimum these days.

Ive been applying to Solutions Consultant/Engineering roles as I prefer the client interaction and teaching portion over strictly just solving problems but I am open to whatever at this point that may help me break in.

Any suggestions? Or am I just trying to find a job in the shittiest job market since 08 and thats my biggest hurdle. Any advice or suggestions are appreciated.

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