
The course has been designed to provide a solid introduction into why you should become a cloud architect as well as how to get started.
Most “entry-level” cloud computing jobs ask for years of prior experience, making it difficult to break into the field.
However, with the right training and coaching becoming a cloud architect is more than feasible.
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Develop cloud architect readiness by mastering soft skills, business acumen, and hard skills like cloud providers, DevOps, containerization, virtualization, APIs, programming, networking, data storage, and enterprise architecture.
Learn to search LinkedIn for cloud architect roles, filter by state and remote, assess recent postings like Coinbase and Deloitte, and note level expectations while using aliases to manage spam.
Demonstrates an AWS demo: launch an EC2 instance, configure a security group, and use a key pair, with regions, zones, a MySQL database, and cost tracking.
Architect a migration from on-prem to a region AWS cloud VPC, weighing VPN versus dedicated connections, and selecting VM or native services, SQL, S3, and containers like Kubernetes or Docker.
Explore career paths to become a cloud architect with no experience, including bootcamps, courses, internships, and certifications, while setting realistic timelines and working with a coach.
Understand why cloud certifications matter, their costs, and how AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure entry and architect exams establish baseline knowledge and credibility.
Explore coaching options to ramp up quickly, gain interview preparation and confidence through one-on-one coaching. Learn how an experienced cloud coach provides a roadmap, mock interviews, and cost considerations.
Explore free and paid cloud architecture resources—from documentation, Observer, Rivian audio to meetups and the Cloud Interview ACE program with personal coaching.
Prepare for cloud computing interviews with a seven-week drip program blending soft, hard, technical skills, whiteboarding, and coaching. Access on-demand lessons and mock interviews to advance your cloud career.
Learn to select instance types and machine images, configure a vpc with subnets and security groups, and use nat and bastion hosts with key pairs for secure vm access.
Explore how cloud data warehouses aggregate and analyze data for organizational value and how cloud-hosted relational databases deploy quickly with a structured table, row, and column design.
Course Overview
Did you know that a cloud architect makes, on average, over $149,000 per year in the US?
In this course, we cover why cloud architecting may be a great career for you.
The course has been designed to provide a solid introduction to why you should become a cloud architect as well as how to get started.
Most “entry-level” cloud computing jobs require years of prior experience, making it challenging to break into the field.
However, with the proper training and coaching, becoming a highly paid cloud architect is more than feasible.
What is covered in the course?
The following topics will be covered in the course.
What is a Cloud Architect?
Why become a Cloud Architect?
What a Cloud Architect does day to day
What are the top skills needed
Career path options
Salary Expectations
Training Options
Coaching Options
Interview Techniques
Practice Interview Questions
Cloud Demos
Whiteboarding and Presales
Roadmap to Continue
Additional Resources
Course Closeout
Who is the target audience?
The course is for anyone looking to break into the cloud computing field.
What You'll Learn
Why you should become a cloud architect
What skills are needed to become a cloud architect
Identify the correct cloud roles to apply for.
What the salary range is for a cloud architect
Understand what a cloud engineer does for daily tasking
How to find training and coaching to jump start your career
Get to know some common interview questions.
Requirements
Considering a career change to cloud computing
Access to cloud services to learn more.