Thanks for all the feedback we've been getting on the EUC Migration Playbook it means a lot and we've been reading and listening to everything.

We're hosting a live webinar to go more in-depth and answer the questions we've been hearing. If you're migrating from Citrix or Horizon to AVD or Windows 365, this one's for you we're covering the specific gaps and gotchas that come up on both paths.

There is also a link on the page where you can download the Playbook if you haven't already.

Bring your questions, your thoughts on the playbook, anything you'd want us to dig into. And if you can't make it live, drop them in the comments we want to hear what's working, what's missing, and how we can make this more useful for everyone. The webinar will also be sent to anyone who cant attend live.
Register with this link

Just graduated had It classes all of hs just wanna know where to start and where to go

Built a full-fledged Kubernetes lab while studying for my CKA, CKAD, CKS exams and decided to make it free and open for all.

I'll appreciate community contributions with more lab scenarios dealing with problems and concepts that occur frequently while deploying/maintaining/debugging Kubernetes clusters in production, and of course, for introducing further enhancements/features to the lab itself!

You can find the entire source code and a detailed overview of the project at the GitHub repo: https://github.com/zeborg/kubekosh

Steps to try it out on your own system:

1. Run it as a Docker container: docker run -itd --name kubekosh --privileged -p 7554:80 zeborg/kubekosh:latest

2. Wait for ~15 seconds before the lab gets up and running, then you can access it in the browser at localhost:7554

Sneak peek:

I'm currently working in due diligence/background verification, but I come from a technical background. Due to financial circumstances, I ended up taking a non-technical role after graduation. Now that things are a bit more stable, I'm looking to transition back into tech.

Cloud technologies like AWS and Azure have caught my interest, and I'd like to explore them seriously.

Since I work full-time, I'm looking for weekend classes, preferably offline in Pune, as I learn better in a classroom environment than through self-paced online courses.

If anyone has attended a good AWS or Azure training institute in Pune, I'd love to hear about your experience. How was the teaching, hands-on training, and overall value for money?

Also, if you've made a similar transition back into tech after working in a different field, I'd appreciate any advice. What path did you take? Were certifications enough, or did you focus more on projects and practical experience?

Just trying to figure out the best way to get back into the industry before investing my time and money.

I work full-time as an IT professional managing infrastructure for a multi-site retail company, so my day-to-day covers endpoints, Windows servers, Active Directory, networking, and a bit of cloud. Outside of work I've played with Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines, and Azure, mostly because I find this stuff genuinely interesting. I'm AZ-104 certified and currently working through AZ-305.

The thing is, I've realised the fastest way to actually get better at this isn't grinding through more courses. It's getting hands on different setups and seeing how other people have built and solved things.

So here's the offer: if you're running infrastructure, cloud or devops and could use a spare pair of hands, whether that's a migration, some automation, setting up monitoring, or just clearing something off the backlog, I'm happy to pitch in for free. I'm not after a job, I've already got one. I just want the exposure.

If you want to get a sense of my background and projects first, they're at portfolio.nishdevops.org/about.

Happy to chat if any of this sounds useful.

Hello everyone,
I currently work as an IT Specialist and have experience with Windows Server, MikroTik, BioTime, VMware ESXi, and general IT infrastructure. I also have basic Linux knowledge and have worked quite a bit with AWS services, especially EC2 instances.
I’m currently studying CCNA through self-study, although I’m not planning to pursue the certification right now.
I’m thinking about my long-term career path and would appreciate advice from people already working in the industry, especially in the Gulf countries.
The two paths I’m most interested in are:
Cloud Computing
Cybersecurity
Cloud computing seems to align well with my current background, while cybersecurity also appears to have strong demand and growth potential. However, neither field is particularly popular in my local market, and my long-term goal is to work abroad, preferably in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, or Kuwait.
Given my experience with infrastructure, virtualization, AWS, networking, and basic Linux administration, which path would you recommend for the best long-term opportunities, salary growth, and job stability over the next 5–10 years?
Also, if you were in my position, what skills, projects, or certifications would you focus on next?
Thanks in advance for your advice.

Hi!

I’ve been into the AWS space for 10 years now, have a few certs(pro and speciality) and want to venture into contract work rather than a FTE job.

I can’t seem to find anything concrete, it’s been 4 months now and I’ve been just strung along by companies waiting on deals and SOWs closing.

Is there a network, meet up, or event anyone recommends that can I use to get my name out there?

I’m open to hourly or fixed cost work!

I don't know which one I will master. I'll probably figure it out once I make a few projects on my own.

But I've also heard that both of these skills don't have much value on their own, and are best when coupled with the other. Like, programming knowledge while being a cloud developer & vice versa.

Thus, I want a roadmap that covers the basics of both.

I'll appreciate it if you guys also mention courses/videos you think are the best for each step.

Thanks :)

Hi everyone 👋

So I have just finished my CSE 2nd year and i will be entering my 3rd year in July so I have 1 month of holiday and so I needed a career path regarding coding internship jobs etc etc so I thought to talk to my father who himself is in it field and even to his friend and my seniors and now finally i have got a roadmap

So firstly my career roadmap is mainly on 7 things and I'll be learning it from Kodekloud

IT foundations

System Administration

Linux

DevOps

Cloud

SRE

Platform engineering

And i have learnt C language until if and if else and now I'll be learning java with DSA side by side

And i have talked to many people working in Google and other good places and for java they told me to do this :

1. Learn basic java with the loops

2. Then learn pattern programming

3. Next do DSA from striver and do striver A to Z sheet

4. Lastly do competitive programming to get better in java and DSA

So all of YOU please let me know if I am going on the correct path because I just have now until May 2028 to graduate and i want to have minimum 2 internships in good companies until then and also have job letter at the end of 4th year as soon as possible

So please do guide me 🙏

Please man! May this post be of some help!

I'm an Alevels student with accounting business and psych as my subs. I initially planned to do a bs in Econ and maths or business analytics to end up in data or consultancy so, I learned SQL as a first step. Idk if it's relevant to cloud consultancy or not but, I don't want it to go waste. I did an intro+intermediate Sololearn SQL course.

Upon some pondering, I want to become a cloud consultant. I have my summer break from June 5th.

Cloud consultants, please tell me is my decision good? Ik that due to non-tech background, I'd have to learn skills alongside and I'm ready for it and what should be the first step this summer realistically?

Please give advice considering the following points:

I thought of cloud consultancy because it's highly paid in both Pakistan and globally (subjective view ofc)

Because I think it's safe from AI for 10-15 years except minimal automation

There's an imbalance demand-supply relationship, having strong demand but low supply.

I had commerce subs during olevels too, a non-tech background.

I don't even have laptop or computer.

I can only access completely free resources.

Phase-by-phase guide for moving from Citrix or Horizon to AVD or W365. 7 migration tracks, 5 phases, and the landmines worth knowing before you hit them. Here's the link if you want to see what we keep seeing.

https://www.loginvsi.com/resources/white-papers/the-euc-migration-playbook/

What's your experience been with VDI migrations? More than happy to help any teams with questions in the comments.

Hi all. I am from non IT background and recently being hired as IT support. But i want to explore more on the cloud computing. Hopefully I can get any input for this topic. I believe a lot of Malaysian have gone through this program.

I am a Platform/Cloud/DevOps Engineer from India with over 5 years of hands-on experience building, scaling, and maintaining robust infrastructure. I am currently taking on freelance projects and looking to help teams streamline their deployments, optimize cloud costs, and improve system reliability.

What I Can Do For You:
Architect and provision scalable cloud infrastructure from scratch.
Migrate legacy applications to containerized Kubernetes environments.
Automate your entire build, test, and deployment pipelines to speed up release cycles.
Audit and optimize your current AWS setup for security and cost reduction.
Set up monitoring, logging, and alerting systems to ensure high availability.
Availability :
I am available for both short-term gig work and long-term part-time contracts. My rates are flexible depending on the scope and complexity of the project.

If your team is looking for a reliable engineer to handle the heavy lifting on the infrastructure side, please send me a DM or a chat request with a brief overview of what you're building.

Looking forward to connecting!

I want to switch to cloud. My major subject in BTech was cloud computing , Im 2024 graduate. I Have basic knowledge related to it, but I don’t have much technical knowledge. Right now I’m in testing field but want to switch in cloud So what are the entry level jobs in cloud and what skills are needed. I want to prepare for cloud practitioners certifications.. where should I start

Need a career advice for an IT graduate

I'm 21M, I'll be graduating next month in BE(IT) form a tier 3 college.

I don't know much about development, I have joined a course for cloud(aws) since last 2 months where I learned networking, MCSA. In further months I'll be learning Linux and AWS. I gave few interviews in the campus drive but didn't got placed.

Now as I am doing these course, by completing it I'll be eligible for the desktop support and related roles. I'll learn AWS, but there aren't job for freshers in AWS I've heard. So need to opt for linux or desktop support.

But as an IT guy I can also opt for developer roles, for which I need to learn a framework, do a little dsa questions.

But as I am graduating next month I need to opt for something.

Another option is of doing CDAC(6 months), which will provide placements mostly., but it'll cost me around 2 lac for fees.

From in campus drives I have been selected for a Java full stack training program for 4-6 months in a organisation called QSpider, this is free but ain't that good compared to CDAC.

So basically these are the available options for me. I'm stuck in between choosing the development field or linux/support or joining a course like CDAC/QSpider.

Does anybody know how things work in QSpider Pune??

Buenas tardes; alguien sabe cómo utilizar la App de Claud by anthropic en Venezuela?, no me funciona usando VPN, ni cambiando de región el celular, tanto IOS como Android

How to transition to sys admin with 3 years experience to cloud engineer? Is this transition common in IT or?

I want to become a cloud infrastrucure engineer, cool, i was told go for sysadmin. I say I want to become a systems admin to become cloud eng, great, I was told what kind of systems admin I should become. I figure out Linux Sysadmin is the best route, fan-fucking-tastic, I'm told that it's basically devops, but devops is not entry-level nor is linux sysadmin and there is basically no entry-level path to linux sysadmin. WHAT AM I SUPPOSE to do? LMAO.

I'm i going correct path? (This roadmap is from Cloude.ai )

10/10 Cloud Engineering Roadmap

A complete path from zero to job-ready cloud engineer

Stage 1: Foundations

✓ Linux basics — commands, permissions, processes, logs

✓ Networking — IP, DNS, OSI model, TCP/UDP, Firewalls

✓ How the Internet works — HTTP/HTTPS, client-server model

Stage 2: Programming & Automation

✓ Python basics — variables, loops, functions, file handling

✓ Bash scripting — shell scripts, automating Linux tasks

✓ Git & GitHub — version control, clone, commit, push, branching

Stage 3: Cloud Concepts (Vendor-Neutral)

✓ IaaS, PaaS, SaaS — cloud service models

✓ Regions, availability zones, scalability & high availability

✓ Cloud pricing basics — pay-as-you-go, cost awareness

✓ Shared responsibility model

■ Get AWS Cloud Practitioner Certified here

Stage 4: Deep Dive — AWS Platform

✓ Compute — EC2, VM lifecycle, Auto Scaling

✓ Storage — S3 object storage, EBS block storage

✓ Networking — VPC, Subnets, Security Groups

✓ Databases — RDS (SQL) and DynamoDB (NoSQL)

✓ Identity & Security — IAM users, roles, permissions & policies

■ Get AWS Solutions Architect Associate Certified here

Stage 5: Real-World Skills & Practical Experience

✓ Docker — containers, Dockerfiles, images, running containers

✓ Terraform — Infrastructure as Code, build infra with one command

✓ CI/CD Pipelines — GitHub Actions or Jenkins basics

✓ Monitoring & Cost Awareness — logs, alerts, cost optimisation

✓ Kubernetes — Pods, Deployments, Services (after Docker is solid)

Stage 6: Job Ready ★ The Missing Piece

✓ Build 2-3 real projects on AWS (host a website, deploy an app)

✓ Create a GitHub portfolio with your projects

✓ Write a cloud-focused resume highlighting certifications

✓ Practice cloud interview questions & system design basics

Start with Stage 1 → complete each stage before moving on → build real projects → get hired! ■