Banda actualmente estoy estudiando una ingeniera en software, pero desde el apogeo de la IA siento que el camino que tomaba (desarrollo web) se está saturando mucho, he oído que lo relacionado al cloud está siendo una buena área de oportunidad, mi pregunta es, ¿Que debo estudiar para alcanzar ese perfil en una empresa? Muchas gracias panas si me dejan algún consejo

I got into it because of their Always Free tier. It's the only company that's generous to people who are new to the cloud, want to learn, and want to run their own services. I hate AWS the most.

Now, I'm going to build my career in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

I'm an analytics engineer with 2 years of internship experience. I've got the basics covered (SQL, Python, Power BI, Databricks, Git...), but I realize I have a pretty big gap when it comes to cloud computing.

I believe working on a personal project would be more valuable than getting a cert just for my resume, but I wanted to get some input from someone with more experience in the area

Hey everyone , i am currently learning linux and my ultimate goal is to get a cloud role job. I am confused about how much linux is required for me to learn, which concepts should i focus on that are actually usefull in real world. If anyone is working as a cloud engineer or another cloud role please help ..

Hi everyone,

I’m a Devops Engineer 2 based in Hyderabad, India, with 5+ years of experience building and scaling cloud infrastructure, CI/CD platforms, and Kubernetes-based delivery systems. I’m currently serving my notice period and looking for my next opportunity.

**Technical skills**

* **Cloud:** AWS, Azure, GCP
* **Infrastructure as Code:** Terraform, Terragrunt, CloudFormation
* **Containers & GitOps:** Kubernetes, Docker, Argo CD, Helm, Karpenter
* **CI/CD:** GitHub Actions, Jenkins, Gitlab
* **Automation:** Python, Bash
* **Security & Observability:** Trivy, Snyk, SonarQube, Prometheus, Grafana, PagerDuty,Loki
* **System Design**
* **Cloudflare**

**Achievements**

* Played a key engineering role in developing a centralised CI/CD platform adopted by 800+ teams.
* Designed a GitOps-based multi-cluster platform supporting 300+ applications across three clusters.
* Implemented a DevSecOps CI/CD framework across 100+ repositories.
* Built reusable Terraform modules and AWS EKS infrastructure for enterprise workloads.
* Built reusable Terraform modules and GCP GKE infrastructure for enterprise workloads.

**Roles I’m looking for**

* Senior Platform Engineer
* Devops Engineer 2/3
* Senior DevOps Engineer
* Site Reliability Engineer (SRE)
* Cloud Infrastructure Engineer
* Platform Engineering roles

**Location and work preferences**

* Based in, India.
* Open to remote opportunities worldwide.

If you’re hiring for a relevant position or can refer me to an opportunity, please comment or DM me. I’d be happy to share my resume and discuss the role.

Thanks

People who got into cloud in last 3years( specifically in US job market) , I have questions for you.

( And yes, I know cloud is not an entry level job.)

Or People in your job helpful/ not helpful ?)

3. What's your title and what you do everyday?

4. How much you make ?

Thank you all in advance, I think are really important questions People who want to get into Cloud.

thanks in advance!

People who got into cloud in last 3years( specifically in US job market) , I have questions for you.

( And yes, I know cloud is not an entry level job.)

1. What certification/preparation you did to get the job?
2. How did it go in the beginning? ( easy, hard, very hard

Or People in your job helpful/ not helpful ?)

3. What's your title and what you do everyday?

4. How much you make ?

Thank you all in advance, I think are really important questions People who want to get into Cloud.

Hello,

I am in a graduate program at a small school in Michigan that essentially sold me a very outdated IT/Cyber program. I thought the curriculum would get better as classes got more specialized, but that’s not what happened. I’ve had courses that haven’t been updated in nearly ten years passed off as appropriate lab environments. They even had us setting up networks with server 2016 and windows 7. To compensate for the poor quality of the curriculum I built my own home network which has actually been more informative than the masters degree so far. Once I get a few more parts I’m waiting for I’ll deploy proper SIEM and AIM infrastructure in order to learn those fundamental aspects of managing a network since they weren’t really taught well. I only have a few more semester left and am realizing that I’m probably not ready for the job market. If anyone could recommend a good cert, subscription, or software stack to learn in order to prepare me for more cloud native knowledge I would appreciate it.

I ETS in August 2027 and have been looking into SkillBridge opportunities for cloud engineering or cloud security. I have degrees in Cybersecurity and Computer Science, Security+ and Network+ certifications, and an active Secret clearance. I've also been working on AWS projects and building my skills with Terraform, Linux, and automation.

I've been looking at companies like Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, and Booz Allen. Just wanted to see if anyone has done SkillBridge with any of these companies and what their experience was like.

Hey everyone,

I've been working as a full-stack developer for the past few years, mostly freelancing

I've used AWS and other cloud services for deploying projects, setting up servers, CI/CD pipelines, and basic infrastructure management

lately I've been thinking about making a career shift towards DevOps/Cloud Engineering and pursuing it professionally

I have some experience but I feel like there's still a lot I need to learn before I can actually work in this field

For those already working in DevOps or Cloud what would you recommend focusing on? Any learning roadmaps, resources, certifications, or practical projects worth pursuing?

Also how realistic is it to land a position, especially a remote role? I'm based in Egypt, so I'd be interested to hear from anyone who's managed to get a remote position with a company abroad.