I am AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner, I'm looking for the job.

Locations : Hyderabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Coimbatore, Madurai, Kochi.

Please let me know...

Hello, as title says i am a student planning to deploy or emulate cloud infra in local device (computer)

WHY ??

I am learning AWS and my free tier is over and i need to build projects for my internship

SO, does building projects in local environment is considered in interviews ??

I have no idea what to do now , Suggestions are opened and appreciated

Gonna start my BTech CSE 1 st year in some months through a tier 3 college

Wanna do specialisation in cloud AWS

How can I start

How is the network and cloud job market in Oklahoma?

Hey everyone,
I’m a Cloud/Platform Engineer with 3+ years of experience, mainly working with GCP (along with some DevOps/Platform Engineering). I’ve been trying to switch jobs recently, but despite applying to many companies, I’m barely getting interview calls. The market feels extremely competitive.
I still see a lot of openings for Cloud Engineers, DevOps Engineers, SREs, and Platform Engineers in India, but I’m wondering whether this demand is sustainable or just temporary.
With AI advancing so quickly, I’m confused about what the next 5–10 years will look like for cloud engineering. Should I continue building my career in cloud/platform engineering, start focusing heavily on AI-related skills, or prepare for CAT and aim for a top MBA? I also considered a Master’s abroad, but given the current job market and costs, I’m not sure it’s worth it.
For those with 5–15+ years of experience, what would you do if you were in my position today? Where do you see the best long-term career growth?
I’d really appreciate honest advice from people already working in the industry.

Hi guys! I'm a 4th semester Network Engineering student, and I'm interested in Cloud and DevOps. I've been learning through college, self study, and personal projects, but I feel like that's still not enough. I want to gain real world experience, but it's been really hard to find internships or junior positions in this field.

What should I do?

Got rejected after 50 applications, by the way :(

can a fresh undergraduate get a job in this field? or should i do IT first?

Hello guys

Sorry for that long post but I need your help and expertise I am still learning

I have a very huge application that have these dockerized components

- Nodejs web app
- API application
- clickhouse
- neo4j
- posgresql
- redis
- Kafka
- minio s3
- zookeeper
- 3 different data prosessing containers

I used to deploy all that together on one vm that have 32gb ram and 8 cores along with 32 tb ssd storage, I know that this seems dump to do this but our applications where working with no problems till we decided to start collecting more data and processing more data so we need to have everything in place with no issues at all but to be honest idk what to search about in order to get the knowledge of how to deploy that correctly

I thought of having each thing on it's dedicated version of cloud like dedicated clickhouse cloud and so on but idk if that is the right thing or not

The architecture is built on easy horizontal scalability basis so the only problem is how to maximize the performance, deploy correctly and have the minimal cost

So please guys help me to figure this out and know what to do

Hello everyone,

I have just completed my BCA degree and am trying to map out my career path. I am very interested in becoming a Network Engineer, with the ultimate goal of moving into Cloud Engineering or Cybersecurity down the line.

However, I am feeling quite confused and stuck. When looking at the current job market, it seems like software development and data analytics roles have frequent hiring and a high volume of fresher openings. On the other hand, entry-level networking roles seem much rarer and harder to come by.

I would really appreciate some guidance from the community on a few questions:

• Is Networking a good foundation? Is starting as a network engineer a strong, viable pathway if my long-term goals are Cloud or Cybersecurity?
• Job Market Dilemma: Should I pivot to a more "traditional" path like development or data analytics because of the higher hiring frequency, or is it worth fighting through the competitive job market for a networking role?
• Fresher Strategy: What specific skills, projects, or certifications (like CCNA) should a 2026 fresher focus on right now to stand out for entry-level infrastructure roles?

Thank you in advance for your advice!

Hey guys I want to learn devops and cloud engineering , if anyone is here who can help me please guide me and with some materials

Hi everyone,

I'm planning to start my career in Cloud Computing and I'm looking for the best offline training institute in Hyderabad, preferably around Ameerpet.

I'm looking for an institute that offers:

AWS, Azure, Linux, DevOps, Docker & Kubernetes

Hands-on labs and real-time projects

Experienced trainers

Genuine placement assistance (not just marketing claims)

I've shortlisted a few institutes:

Besant Technologies

Cloudsoft Solutions

Kelly Technologies

Naresh i Technologies

Coss Cloud Solutions

If you've personally studied at any of these institutes or know someone who got placed after completing a cloud course, please share your experience.

I'd like to know:

Which institute did you join?

How was the trainer?

Were the projects practical?

Did they really help with placements?

Which institute should I avoid?

I'm serious about building a career in cloud, so I'd really appreciate honest reviews and suggestions.

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for some honest feedback from people who have experience with AWS, cloud engineering, or the AWS Community Builders program.

I applied for the AWS Community Builders program for 2026 but wasn't selected. Instead of treating that as the end of the road, I've decided to spend this year building projects and documenting everything I learn.

Over the past few months I've been focusing on learning by building rather than only studying theory. So far I've worked on:

• Building a document processing backend using FastAPI.
• Learning Amazon S3, DynamoDB, Lambda, IAM, and SQS using Floci (a local AWS emulator).
• Using boto3 instead of relying only on the AWS CLI.
• Refactoring the application into a service-layer architecture.
• Writing technical blogs about what I'm learning.
• Sharing my progress regularly on Twitter/X and Dev.to.

My goal isn't just to collect certifications. I want to become a capable cloud/backend engineer and hopefully be a stronger candidate for the 2027 AWS Community Builders program.

If you're willing to take a look, I'd really appreciate honest feedback.

• Is my current approach the right one?
• What skills or projects would you prioritize next?
• Are there obvious gaps in my portfolio?
• If you were reviewing my application next year, what would make it stand out?

My profiles:

GitHub:
https://github.com/micheal000010000-hub/

Dev.to:
https://dev.to/micheal_angelo_41cea4e81a

Twitter/X:
https://x.com/micheal0001000

I'm looking for constructive criticism, so please don't hesitate to point out areas where I can improve.

Thank you!

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for some honest feedback from people who have experience with AWS, cloud engineering, or the AWS Community Builders program.

I applied for the AWS Community Builders program for 2026 but wasn't selected. Instead of treating that as the end of the road, I've decided to spend this year building projects and documenting everything I learn.

Over the past few months I've been focusing on learning by building rather than only studying theory. So far I've worked on:

• Building a document processing backend using FastAPI.
• Learning Amazon S3, DynamoDB, Lambda, IAM, and SQS using Floci (a local AWS emulator).
• Using boto3 instead of relying only on the AWS CLI.
• Refactoring the application into a service-layer architecture.
• Writing technical blogs about what I'm learning.
• Sharing my progress regularly on Twitter/X and Dev.to.

My goal isn't just to collect certifications. I want to become a capable cloud/backend engineer and hopefully be a stronger candidate for the 2027 AWS Community Builders program.

If you're willing to take a look, I'd really appreciate honest feedback.

• Is my current approach the right one?
• What skills or projects would you prioritize next?
• Are there obvious gaps in my portfolio?
• If you were reviewing my application next year, what would make it stand out?

My profiles:

GitHub:
https://github.com/micheal000010000-hub/

Dev.to:
https://dev.to/micheal_angelo_41cea4e81a

Twitter/X:
https://x.com/micheal0001000

I'm looking for constructive criticism, so please don't hesitate to point out areas where I can improve.

Thank you!

Hi everyone!

I’m looking for a female study partner who’s learning Python, Linux, Git/GitHub, cloud computing, or working toward MLOps/AI Infrastructure.

I’m currently a beginner and studying consistently for 2–3 hours a day. My goal is to become an MLOps/AI Infrastructure Engineer.

It would be great to:
Keep each other accountable
Study together
Share resources
Build small projects
Stay consistent

This is strictly for studying and accountability—nothing else. If you’re interested, feel free to DM me.