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Posted in by Tudip at 08:05 Comments Off on Is Coding Knowledge Necessary To Have A Career In Cloud Computing?
11 May 2022
In the IT industry, learning Cloud Computing (CC) technology can be done without any programming or coding skills or without any experience. The first place to start is learning the basics of CC . In most of the cases, learning Cloud Computing requires a basic understanding of the cloud concepts. After learning the basics of Cloud, you should learn in depth services of each technology involved.
There are so many learning resources that train people on cloud technologies . These are available both online and offline at our own convenience and you can also enroll without submitting a coding certificate or proving coding skills.
Choosing the right Cloud Certification
If you’re wondering how to start a career in cloud computing, start by what you want to achieve and what you’re interested in. There are multiple certifications out there you could get certified with.
These are the top three public cloud providers:
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
- AWS Cloud Services own the cloud market. AWS certifications are one of the highest-paying courses in the tech world.
- Which AWS certification is right for you? There are four levels of certifications and specialties, all with different advantages and prerequisites.
Microsoft Azure
- AWS may be the most popular Cloud Service, but the gap is closing. Over the past couple of years, Azure service has been increasing in enterprises while AWS adoption remained relatively the same. Businesses continue to adopt Azure as Microsoft pushes into the enterprise space.
- Top Azure certifications include the Azure Solutions Architect Expert and the Azure Administrator Associate. There are multiple Microsoft Azure certifications to choose from, and the Azure Fundamentals certification is the most basic one.
Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
- If you’re looking to step into a career in cloud computing, it can be your first choice to go with AWS but focusing on other cloud providers can mean great things for your career.
- The Google Certified Professional Cloud Architect certification, for example, in 2019 and 2020, was the highest-paying IT certification out there.
- Which Google Cloud certification is best for you? Google Cloud Platform ranges from foundational level for beginners to role-based certifications that are some of the most in-demand jobs in the cloud.
Job roles in Cloud Computing:
- Cloud administrator.
- Cloud security analyst.
- Cloud network engineer.
- Cloud automation engineer.
- Cloud consultant.
- Cloud software engineer.
- Cloud engineer.
- Cloud architect.
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