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It’s dependent upon the context of the career. For example in a cloud architect career where our whole job is to design systems to improve business performance you can show that your business acumen can help you drive business transformation. Architects need to work with the C-suite, lead teams, facilitate meetings, deliver presentations respond to RFIs, RFPs, RFQs etc. These are all business functions. Actually 70 percent of all architectures fail because the architects lack the business acumen to properly design an architecture that works for the business So you want to show how your knowledge of business is a strength. You will need to be competent on the tech part. You will need to demonstrate competency by the way you communicate things on an interview. But a business background should help you here too. Now this would help different in an engineering career which was all tech. Then you would need to use a new strategy. That’s why it’s career dependent.

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When you can pass the exam. When you know the material. I suggest reading the Cisco books the books we mentioned in the course. We also recommend getting a practice exam and when you can score a 95 percent or greater you are ready to

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While I see his point, my 25+ years in the industry show a different trend. Cloud architects usually earn more than cloud administrators due to their strategic role and broader expertise. Architects design and plan cloud infrastructures, requiring deep technical knowledge and alignment with business goals. Administrators, vital for day-to-day cloud operations, focus on deployment, monitoring, and troubleshooting. The higher pay for architects reflects their wider skill set and significant impact on organizational success. However, specifics can vary by organization and market demand.

I have a better understanding of AWS services and Technical Experience but the problem is that I don't have more experience with customers and also don't have Good Communication Skills because m thinking what I need to do. Give me suggestions please

@@sayyednasir1752 All you need to learn them. No one is born with any skills. We learn them through great education. We train these skills in all our architect programs as it’s not possible to do the role without these skills. But it’s like anything else. All you need to do is learn and you can do great.

Actually the roles are very different There is also about a 100 thousand dollar per year difference on average between cloud architect and cloud admin roles. But there is much more upside as an architect roles. For example there are many principal architect roles that pay 200-300k more than admin roles. There are also chief architect roles that pay over 800k per year. But what matters is doing what you love. And anyone can learn any of these roles with the right training.

I am also interested in K8S Admin it's also a good role path nowadays. I am interested in troubleshooting and Managing resources.

Hey Ram. Yes, each VPC has one implicit router. Notice I said "router" and not subnet or route table. Each subnet within your VPC can have it's own Route table.

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Thank you for sharing your journey! It is wonderful to hear that you’re finding value in the information provided and that you’re making strides in your career as a pre-sales consultant. Balancing certifications can indeed be strategic.

Good idea. I’ll make a video on that

Congratulations on achieving your CISSP and TOGAF certifications! That is a significant accomplishment and a testament to your dedication to the fields of information security and enterprise architecture.

It is our goal to provide a comprehensive perspective that not only highlights the technical aspects of these certifications but also emphasizes the broader skills that are essential for success in the IT industry. Soft skills such as communication, problem-solving, and adaptability are often what set professionals apart and enable them to leverage their technical knowledge effectively in real-world scenarios.

That’s wonderful. Is your goal to work in security?

@GoCloudArchitects I'm currently working in GRC in cybersecurity space. I want to expand my knowledge to cloud security and engineering. I have the ability to get my CISSP for free through another veteran organization, but I don't have the 5 years required yet. I honestly felt it may not be necessary since I've gotten a lot of free certifications already. Now I might consider, thanks to this video.

Absolutely. Here you go. Networking For Cloud Computing | AWS Networking Training | What Is CIDR | Subnetting | VLSM ruclips.net/user/live-JfYwVWyRHE?feature=share

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Thank you. We really wanted to deliver something that would be helpful to those learning cloud networking.

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Every technology has it place. And rapid spanning tree speeds it up dramatically

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Hello and thank you for reaching out with your inquiry about the solution your organization is developing. It is great to see the innovative use of technology in creating a global network for your service. Regarding your question about the use of AWS Wavelength Regions or AWS Direct Connect, while we provide informative content about cloud computing and related topics on this channel, we don't offer specific consulting services or personalized recommendations here. The decision between using AWS Wavelength Regions or AWS Direct Connect for your architecture would depend on several factors such as the specific latency requirements of your application, the volume of data being transferred, the need for direct access to AWS services, the cost implications, and many other factors. To make an informed decision, you would need to consider the technical specifications of your project, including the performance needs of your connected solution, the reliability requirements, the budgetary constraints,... It would be beneficial for you to consult with a Cloud Solutions Architect or an AWS specialist who can evaluate your detailed use case and provide tailored advice.