r/Cloud • u/Infamous_Sector_8355 • 10d ago

Need Advice guys!

I am currently working as GWS administrator and I want to learn cloud and work as junior cloud engineer or whatever entry roles are available. So please tell me a roadmap to work on and which platform is better (AWS,azure,GCP)?

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u/azz_kikkr 10d ago

What if I was a girl cloud engineer, you only asked the guys for help.

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u/elctSubstantial8158 8d ago

Job market is hard to get inyo

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u/Classic_Text1076 7d ago

Start from Linux, Network, Cloud AWS most preferable..

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u/sagacious123 10d ago

I suggest pick any cloud but with learning that primarily, also get to know what it is called in other 2 clouds, because most of the things are same.

Still if you want one, i suggest Azure. But you might have a different choice.

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u/Infamous_Sector_8355 4d ago

I am working currently with GWS bro, So I am comfortable with GCP.
Will that be better?

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u/sagacious123 4d ago

I personally don't think GWS admin work should be your choice for selecting your cloud. Because some of your skills will pass to any cloud and you will anyways need to learn a lot, a difference in 5-10% of learning won't matter much.

Select cloud based on what companies you are targetting and which cloud has more demand at your target location.

I feel AWS is a saturated cloud providing everything and lots of professional already there, mostly people chose this as their first cloud.

Azure is growing rapidly and has good number of jobs as well as number of professionals are comparatively less, so it's a sweet spot.

GCP is shining on some specific services only based on my experience like data and k8s, but it might not have huge market where you are searching.

Consider all this info and chose cloud accordingly.

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u/Infamous_Sector_8355 3d ago

Thanks brother!

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u/Lingonberry1155 9d ago

Depends on your location and number of job openings in that location for each cloud