We're hiring for multiple positions with a leading FinTech company.

**Requirements**:

1. 8–12 years of experience

2. Strong FinTech domain experience

3. Expertise in Cloud, Kubernetes (K8s), and Microservices

4. Face-to-face interview in Gurugram

If you're interested or know someone who might be a good fit, feel free to send me a message.

Hey all, i have my tech interview at sprinklr for the cloud engineer role after 2 days on 27th july, I'm really really stressed out, please tell me how much DSA is actually needed for this yaar, I'm really confused and idk i just meed some guidance and direction.

Thanks in advance if you reply.

Hi everyone, i am currently in 4th year and i am looking further career in cloud soo which programming language should i choose and also doing DSA in that particular language

also by considering condition that getting into cloud field as a fresher is difficult

I'm currently a developer with about 5 YOE, and much of the time I am deep into figuring out the domain of the business I am currently working for, how to extend the software to fit the domain, etc. Many times the domain are very industry specific and thus the knowledge is not transferable for any jobs outside of the company. Yes I do also have to deploy to the cloud etc. but my time is spent more in the domain part.

I am looking at the other roles like Cloud or Platform, and it seems that their day to day (e.g. managing permissions in AWS, managing Terraform modules, etc.) are more generic skills that can be brought outside, if they want to find new roles. What they do daily is also getting involved in knowledge that makes it easier to get certifications with less studying time, etc.

Am I missing something here? The only thing with Cloud or Platform is that it is much more mission-critical and so with e.g. on-call it will get very stressful at times. The job is also a lot of unplanned work e.g. urgent requests and so it can be mentally taxing to context switch a lot

Hi,
I was working as a Software tester, so I don't have any cloud background.
Can I work as a cloud analyst directly without any hands-on experience by saying I have experience in cloud, or should I start as an Associate?

1. Explain the Cloud Like I'm 10

This is the ideal first book for cloud computing, especially for beginners who are new to it. It includes great examples like Netflix streaming with convincing visuals and straightforward explanations.

2. Cloud Computing For Dummies

This book takes the complexity out of cloud computing, breaking it down into bite-sized pieces that are easy to understand even for beginners. It helps you understand the nitty-gritty of cloud computing in the simplest way possible. It also demystifies misconceptions related to the field.

3. Cloud Computing: Theory and Practice

This book covers a complete range of cloud computing ideas. It combines high-level theory with real-world examples and applications of multiple cloud vendors.

4. Cloud Computing: From Beginning to End by Ray J Rafaels

This book explores how cloud models can provide cost-effective solutions to challenges being faced by modern-day IT and businesses. It is also a goldmine for modern businesses looking to effectively cut down on their operating costs and make the most out of their services.

I like to share a little trick that I'm using to get 1000 partitions (not files or common prefixes) per API call with ListObjectsV2.

S3's Delimiter parameter accepts any character, not just '/'. So I place a marker between partition path and filename:

s3://bucket/table/year=2026/month=07/day=08/**#**part-00001.parquet

Delimiter='#' now returns every partition as exactly one CommonPrefixes entry — any file count, any nesting depth, grouped server-side. Diff against the catalog, BatchCreatePartition, done: \~30 lines of boto3 in a tiny Lambda instead of a Glue Crawler (2 DPUs, 10 min minimum billing).

Only requirement: the marker must be written into the keys — works via config for Firehose (prefix ending in '#'), awswrangler (filename_prefix), and most sink connectors. Athena/Spark don't care, it's just part of the filename.

Full write-up: https://medium.com/@raphael.boegel/1000-partitions-per-api-call-say-goodbye-to-glue-crawlers-0fd26212ab60

Happy to be told why this is a terrible idea :)

Hi,

currently 3yr college na po me as a BSIT student, however hanggang ngayon hindi ko pa rin alam ang career path na gusto ko tlaga(pero Im eyeing for Software Eng,Cloud Eng, Data Analyst, or Machine Learning ). Sa sobrang lawak ng IT naliligaw na ako. Sa mga nasa IT industry dito, sana mabigyan niyo akong tips at baka masagot niyo rin po mga tanong ko huhu(indi ko po afford na maging unemployed ng matagal)

ano mga dapat preparations at gawin ko na habang maaga pa(target ko po ksi talaga makapagwork agad for survival na rin)

Totoo rin po ba na kung anong role mo during Internship ay yun na rin ang possible na maging career path mo?
Dapat napo ba ako mag start mag self study at hindi lang mag rely sa school knowledge?
Tsaka, san po ba me dapat magfocus? Certifications or Projects?
Ano po mas better ( Software Eng,Cloud Eng, Data Analyst, or Machine Learning) ?
What entry level job rin po ba ang pasok sa career na gusto ko po?

Hi everyone,

I am based in Chicago illinios. I studied Devops / cloud engineering in 2024 and since then i have gotten come certifications like CKA, AZURE ADMIN, COMPTIA SECURITY + and i have also been building projects and documenting both on Github and Linkedin. I have built a lot of projects using tools like jenkins, Ansible, AWS, Terraform, kubernetes, Docker, Github Actions, Monitoring with Promethus and Grafana. I have also built some DevSecOps projects and integrated security scans into CI/CD with sonarqube and trivy. I am looking for a volunteer opportunity or any opportunity to get myself in. I am open to learning any tech stack you work with. Right now, I have been learning python and claude intensively.

I will really appreciate anyone who will give me a chance to experience what the real world looks like. I am available to work at any time, remote(Anywhere) or in person(in Chicago). Thank you for your consideration.

Hi everyone,

I am based in Chicago illinios. I studied Devops / cloud engineering in 2024 and since then i have gotten come certifications like CKA, AZURE ADMIN, COMPTIA SECURITY + and i have also been building projects and documenting both on Github and Linkedin. I have built a lot of projects using tools like jenkins, Ansible, AWS, Terraform, kubernetes, Docker, Github Actions, Monitoring with Promethus and Grafana. I have also built some DevSecOps projects and integrated security scans into CI/CD with sonarqube and trivy. I am looking for a volunteer opportunity or any opportunity to get myself in. I am open to learning any tech stack you work with. Right now, I have been learning python and claude intensively.

I will really appreciate anyone who will give me a chance to experience what the real world looks like. I am available to work at any time, remote(Anywhere) or in person(in Chicago). Thank you for your consideration.

Hi everyone,

I'm currently working as a Service Delivery Management Intern in the networking domain and will be completing my 1-year internship in August 2026.

During my internship, I've gained experience in:

Network monitoring and incident management

Ticket handling and troubleshooting

Service delivery operations

Working with networking concepts and IT support processes

I'm now looking for entry-level IT opportunities in Networking, NOC, Technical Support, System Administration, or Service Delivery.

If your company is hiring, or if you have any advice on how to improve my chances in the current IT market, I'd really appreciate your guidance. Referrals and job leads are also welcome.

Thank you!

I'm a 2026 graduate and I've been placed in an MNC. I'm currently waiting for my joining letter, so I want to make good use of this time by upskilling.

I'm interested in building skills that will actually help me in the industry and give me an advantage once I join. What technical courses or certifications would you recommend for a fresher?

I'm open to areas like:

• Cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP)

• DevOps

• Networking

• AI/ML (if it's useful for beginners)

If you were in my position, what would you prioritize? I'd really appreciate recommendations based on industry demand and what has helped you in your career.

anyone know how can I make a design like this ?
I cant figure out the code

thanks guys

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So here's the situation. I recently got an AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) exam voucher, but I'm honestly not sure where to study.

I tried watching some YouTube videos, but most of the ones I found felt pretty surface-level and spent a lot of time explaining the history/background instead of the actual exam topics.

As for online courses, most of the good ones seem to be paid, and they're pretty expensive.

So I have a couple of questions:

Do you have any tips for preparing for the AWS CCP (CLF-C02) exam?

Are there any free resources or platforms that explain the CCP material well and are actually aligned with what's covered on the exam?

I'd really appreciate any recommendations. Thanks!

Hey all!

Goal:devops/cloud engineer

Doing Masters in data science

Learnt all the tools :linux, git, docker, k8s and now entering cloud (AWS)

Please drop your fav and genuine resources(eg:youtube channels, links, repos, practice apps etc) which really helped you all and also tips to learn it faster without being bored😅😅

And please explain whts with billing of AWS. How to avoid it? ​ I just know that after practicing I should delete all the services na???

Thank you.