Cloud_My plan for Cloud Engineering

I read a great article on how to grow as a cloud engineer. After reading it, 
I created my own roadmap, a study plan to follow.

 

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Study List After Python:

1. Network Course (Online Course)
2. Database Course (Online Course)
3. Linux Server Hacking and Security through Simulated Hacking (2022 Book)
4. AWS Textbook (2023 Book)
5. Introduction to CI/CD Deployment with AWS (2023 Book)
6. Kubernetes Textbook (2022 Book)
7. Level Up AWS System Development (2024 Book)
8. Obtain Professional Certifications(Solutions Architect, SysOps Administrator)

 

 

I am currently scheduled to be an exchange student at Malaya University in the second semester of my third year. 

After reading a great blog post, I have many things I want to study. 

Although the list is extensive, I plan to meticulously document my progress on my blog and 
achieve the goal of obtaining two AWS professional certifications before I graduate.




Why I Started Studying Cloud Computing?

In my freshman year, I was majoring in Computer Engineering at university, but I was worried because 
I couldn't find any interest in coding. I ended up going to military service without any certainty about my major.

After completing my military service and returning to university as a sophomore, I wasn't sure about my interests, but
I was determined to work hard. With this mindset, I approached a professor and asked if I could study in research lab. The professor saw my passion and gave me the opportunity to study in the lab.

The project I was assigned to was research on cloud mobility edge service optimization technology. 
Lacking basic knowledge after my military service, I studied hard through the night to catch up. 
At first, I struggled with unfamiliar concepts, but as my understanding grew, I began to feel a sense of achievement.

One thing I learned while studying cloud computing was that the roles of cloud engineers are very diverse. 
Among them, cloud architecture work particularly interested me. 
Not only building infrastructure but also meeting clients, designing and building cloud services for them, 
and proposing my ideas to persuade clients all seemed very attractive to me.

I thought this kind of work suited my personality well, as I've always enjoyed communicating with new people, 
sharing my thoughts and ideas, and giving presentations since I was young. 
Through this realization, I decided to start studying in earnest to become a cloud architect engineer

Moving forward, I plan to deepen my knowledge of cloud technology while also improving my communication skills 
by interacting with students from various countries through an exchange student program. 
My goal is to one day design innovative cloud solutions and become a world-class cloud architect.