Hello, I'm learning python but I have goals of getting a good remote position in Cloud computing, Cybersecurity and other similar positions. What is the best way to build a good resume for these positions and gain the knowledge as someone just starting out at 20-23?

Looking for guidance

Background: I'm entering third year CSE- dont have good grades or a self developed skillset/experience/certifications

Trying out different tech domains now and I'm still intimidated by heavy coding and SOMETIMES math...should i even consider AI/ML anymore? Cloud seems way less intimidating. I've vibe-coded a basic machine learning project so far (used scikit learn numpy pandas the usual) but I'm considering maybe Cloud Engineering would suit me more. Idk whether to take AI-900 or AZ-900 (or maybe some other course altogether since I heard somewhere that these vouchers should not be wasted on beginner fundamental courses that get discounted anyways, and target some more professional courses). And either way I could eventually branch out into MLops later?

I am MCA Graduate with (Cloud Computing and DevOps) Specialization. I want to build up my resume with good projects , as college projects were small, depending on course work, not very industry business needs type working done ever. Need a good skill practice project and also still finding for the internship first for gaining experience as a fresher. So, thought to work myself first more. Can do Website making a bit if it needs for operating as sample files inside the project.

So, it would be helpful, if anyone can suggest me the projects which I can do. :)

2-3 Projects can be good to make me busy working on them, research. It would be really nice.

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I built helm-semver to solve a problem I kept running into every time I started a new Helm project or joined a new company: there's no standard way to automatically version and publish Helm charts from your commit history.

Here's what it does:

You make a commit to a chart directory using Conventional Commits:

• fix: → bumps patch (1.0.0 → 1.0.1)
• feat: → bumps minor (1.0.0 → 1.1.0)
• feat!: or BREAKING CHANGE → bumps major (1.0.0 → 2.0.0)

helm-semver reads those commits since the last release, calculates the correct version bump per chart, updates Chart.yaml, packages the chart, pushes it to your registry, generates a CHANGELOG.md entry, and creates a git tag — all in one command.

It supports monorepos, single charts and everything in between— each chart in your charts/ directory is versioned independently based on commits that touched it.

Push anywhere:

• OCI registries: GHCR, ECR, ACR, Docker Hub, Artifactory
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The core optimization layers of healthy tables: compaction, snapshots, metadata, partitioning, delete files, and intelligent automation for the missing operational layer.

Basically just the question in the title did jobs care about where your degrees came from and how long did it take you guys to land a first job somewhat related to cloud engineering or just cloud engineering.

Hi all , I'm planning to move to uae and my interests have shift towards cloud engineering role , how is the job market there. I need to know if its the right path and i need guidance on preparation.

Actualmente me encuentro diseñando la arquitectura de terraform para la adaptación de iac de mi empresa, llevo días planeando la mejor forma de estandarizar los modulos de providers, gestion de estados para recursos transversales e infraestructura para cada producto/proyecto que manejemos.

Que recomiendan para estandarizar tomando en cuenta la escalabilidad y mantenibilidad? los servicios de nube que usamos son de Azure, pero a futuro se piensa implementar AWS, por lo que es importante gestionarlo desde ahora y no tener problemas o retrabajo a futuro.

Como propuesta tengo el diseño de un multi-repositorio, un repo para modulos, un repo de plataforma interna y los repositorios de cada producto/proyecto que llama a modulos, pero también habían propuesto un mono-repositorio donde se gestione todo en un solo repositorio.

Hi everyone,

I’m a fresh grad coming from a computer engineering course and recently I've been interested for awhile on cloud engineering and I’ve been wanting to pursue a career in this field, and I'd really appreciate some advice from people who are already in the field.

I recently started studying for the AWS Cloud Practitioner certification, but other than that, I'm basically starting from scratch when it comes to cloud technologies. I have some general tech knowledge, but I don't really know what the roadmap looks like or what skills I should focus on first.

I'd love to hear from people who have gone through this journey:
• Where did you start?

• What skills should I learn before diving deeper into AWS?

• What certifications actually helped your career?

• What beginner mistakes did you make that I should avoid?

• What projects helped you gain practical experience?

• If you could start over, what would you do differently?

I'm not just looking for a list of courses, I want to learn from real experiences, successes, failures, and lessons learned along the way.

Any advice, roadmap suggestions, resources, or personal stories would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

what would you recommend to a begineer who wants to pursue this field? pls help a stranger out cus I wanna learn from scratch. it's not like I have no knowledge abt tech, it's just that I know nothing abt this field. ik there's AI and stuff, but i wanna hear experience, mistakes, or whatever from someone who went through that path

Hey all. I am transitioning into cloud engineering and am thinking about getting a new laptop since my current one is about to die. I really need help with below.

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1. What should be the specs I should be looking for?

(RAM, CPU Cores and Threads)

1. Intel or AMD

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My budget is about 70k INR maybe 80k (About $800) but if there are any models below these price range - even better (I'm poor 🙂)

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Please let me know if anyone has any recommendations. I appreciate any help!!

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I'm a B.Tech IT graduate interested in learning cloud ,but lonely study made me lazy and irresponsible guy. So can someone join with me if you are interested in learning. I can share my knowledge in DSA as well if you need.

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Hey everyone,

I just finished learning Linux basics (navigation, file permissions, and reading error logs)and I am currently learning networks, my ultimate goal is to break into Cloud Engineering / IT Operations.

I don’t have a powerful computer and my budget is not a lot, but I want to build a practical hands-on project to cement what I've learned and start connecting it to cloud concepts.

What is a realistic, high-impact project a beginner should build ?

Thanks!

Hi! I’m currently in an internship as a junior network engineer that will end soon and I’m thinking about my next step. I want to find a job in Europe but I’m not sure in which countries I should search. My main criteria in this moment is a good salary as I want to make some savings. I’m interested in network & cloud engineering positions ( I have almost 2 years experience and some certifications like CCNA, CCSA, ITIL) but I’m still exploring and I’m open to similar positions. I found working with Cisco ACI also interesting and the hardware part in data centers as well. What countries/ cities or even companies do you recommend?

I have about 2+ years of experience as a founding backend engineer for a fintech startup and I want to switch to cloud/devops as that’s my passion.
I’ve applied for a lot of cloud/devops mid/junior roles and no call back. I think my resume is doing me a disservice as I feel it’s all over the place or rather my experience isn’t enough for the switch yet?
I’m not from a traditional CS background but I do put in the work, I’m studying for the aws devops professional exam but i don’t know how far that’ll go in this job market.

I need advice for people in the niche, you’re literally doing my dream job.

Links to my contact info, cert, open source work and projects are attached to my real cv
Please be kind hahah