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Maya reflects on her experience as a cloud engineer and shares that certification was not very helpful when it comes to the actual job tasks. She found that configuring AWS and understanding how things work together was much more complicated than studying for the certification. Additionally, Maya realized that corporate companies use different cloud services like Azure and AWS, and some teams still have their own data. Despite the confusion and learning curve associated with deploying applications into the cloud, Maya suggests that certifications can help cloud engineers get a head start and gain knowledge.
In this section, Maya discusses her experience as she started her career as a cloud engineer. Initially, she found that certification did not help her when it comes to doing the job tasks. In her opinion, configuring AWS and learning how things work together was much more complicated than studying for the certification. She also realized that access to AWS is limited when working for corporate companies due to security protocols. Finally, she learned that corporate companies use different cloud services such as Azure and AWS, and some teams still have their own data.
In this section, the speaker reflects on the growing trend of companies moving from their personal data centers to companies like AWS and Microsoft's Azure. However, the speaker also highlights the potential confusion and learning curve associated with deploying applications into the cloud, as it can be both very different and complicated. Despite this, certifications can help cloud engineers get a head start and gain knowledge. The speaker also leaves the possibility open for making a vlog on their day as a cloud engineer in the future.
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