Cloud Programs

An AWS Solutions Architect refers to two related but distinct things: a job role – someone who designs cloud infrastructure and application architectures on AWS – and a certification, AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate (exam code SAA-C03), which validates the skills that role requires. The certification is AWS’s most widely held credential, largely because … Read more

AWS Cloud Practitioner (exam code CLF-C02) is Amazon Web Services’ foundational-level certification, designed to validate an overall understanding of the AWS Cloud independent of any specific technical job role. It’s the entry point into AWS’s certification structure, sitting below the Associate-level certifications (like AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate) and requiring no prior AWS experience, … Read more

A Microsoft Azure Solutions Architect is an IT professional who designs cloud and hybrid solutions on Microsoft Azure – deciding how compute, networking, storage, identity, and security services fit together to meet a business requirement. It’s a design role, not an operations role. The associated credential is Microsoft Certified: Azure Solutions Architect Expert, earned by … Read more

Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing platform that lets organisations rent computing power, storage, networking, databases, and AI capabilities from Microsoft’s global network of datacenters instead of buying and running that infrastructure themselves. Launched in 2010, Azure has grown into a platform of more than 200 services and competes directly with Amazon Web Services (AWS) … Read more

If you’ve searched for cloud computing jobs, you’ve almost certainly come across the term AWS. It’s mentioned in job postings, tutorials, and certification names; still, most of the individuals barely dive deep into the use and importance of AWS. What is it, really, and why does almost every tech company seem to run on it? … Read more