[1] https://aws.amazon.com/solutions/reference-architectures/
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If you're interested in AWS, you can have a look at their Reference Architectures [1] where you can find many example for different use cases.
For most AWS products there are also non-provider specific solutions [2]. I would try to be aware of that too.
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#12Step 1: Do not sign up for the AWS certifications.
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#13There's a guy from Australia who teaches some good courses, he was on LinkedIn when I used to be on the platform. Unfortunately I don't recall his name but he posts in various groups on LinkedIn.
Adrian cantrill at cantrill.io
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#14Step 1: Do not sign up for the AWS certifications.
Why? I've always found certs give a great grounding of what's available, even if you don't understand everything in great depth.
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#15Step 1: Do not sign up for the AWS certifications.
I'm doing this now, why not??
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#16My suggestion is to use Terraform to build something and read lots of docs. I think that Terraform gives you a clearer picture of how the pieces of AWS fit together than the console does.
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#17Experience is the best teacher here. But to help you get on track faster, things like the courses @ acloud.guru, the first level of AWS certs, and the reference implementations by AWS itself are a BIG help.
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#18My suggestion is to use Terraform to build something and read lots of docs. I think that Terraform gives you a clearer picture of how the pieces of AWS fit together than the console does.
If you're going all in on AWS, I'd recommend trying out CDK!
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#19Only way is to build things and break things. Or you can work for them
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#20Experience is the best teacher here. But to help you get on track faster, things like the courses @ acloud.guru, the first level of AWS certs, and the reference implementations by AWS itself are a BIG help.
Basically the same here. I use whiz labs.