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> but I find "cloud" hard to get into for some reason This is because there are too many moving pieces in the System. Add the domain jargon and intentional mar
by rramadass 3y ago
> but I find "cloud" hard to get into for some reason
This is because there are too many moving pieces in the System. Add the domain jargon and intentional marketing/sales obfuscation and everything becomes overwhelming. I have a background in Applications/Networking/Protocols and i still find the whole "Cloud" domain confusing/difficult. After doing some research i came across this book which was very helpful for my own study. It gives you the overall "big picture view" along with some short code/usage snippets for each component. You can then followup with specific AWS/GCP/Azure books as needed.
You should also study Martin Kleppmann's Designing Data-Intensive Applications along with this - https://dataintensive.net/ https://dataintensive.net/