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As this thread will draw people that know 'the cloud' I'm wondering if I could get experience learning 'the cloud'? It it as simple as taking each individual s
by uikoeixueo 7y ago
As this thread will draw people that know 'the cloud' I'm wondering if I could get experience learning 'the cloud'?
It it as simple as taking each individual service listed in the AWS console individually and learning exactly how they work, or is there something more in-depth that matters?
- StavrosK 7y agoGetting experience in anything is using it enough to figure out all the ways in which it sucks.
- itgoon 7y agoIntegration between the various services. Any individual service is pretty straightforward, but bringing all the pieces together can be a challenge (security, networking, etc.) Billing is also a big deal - your solution can end up being very expensive. A better way to learn it, IMO, is to come up with some project, and implement it. For example, a typical webpage with a backend db, some storage, DNS, maybe load balancing. Avoid EC2 options, only because that's too easy (it's just a VM). It won't be incredibly difficult, but it isn't as easy as spinning up a VM on your local machine. Hope this helps.