My Journey towards Cloud and DevOps!

 



Hello Everyone,

   Let me tell you more about my journey to Cloud. Back in 2017, Companies started asking about cloud certification to get more business on the cloud. 

A very famous product from among all the cloud vendors was AWS! and is still now. The traditional support model was never one for the Implementation and Support team. This era of cloud was opposite to it. "DevOps" is a famous term we were hearing back then. After reading more about it, we thought of the end of the traditional support model and it is gonna happen eventually.

So the first spark about the cloud started, We started learning more about AWS and followed Network related path. Gone through AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Certification and then to  AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate. 

Why waste on Practitioner hence prepared for  AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate exam directly. First attempt and Passed!! Hurrey!!!

The total Certs I achieved so far are as below:

  1. AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner
  2. AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate
  3. AWS Certified Advanced Networking – Specialty
  4. AWS Certified Developer – Associate
  5. Google Associate Cloud Engineer
  6. OCI Foundations 2021
  7. OCI Foundations 2021 Associate [1Z0-1085-21]
  8. Microsoft Certified: Azure Fundamentals
Many more to come. Learning can never stop. In Marathi there is saying "वाचाल तर वाचाल! 

शिकाल तर टिकाल!

" following same for the life.

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