I'm not sure if you've already made videos where the steps to become an Azure Architect are extensive, but please in the future if you can upload such information, what do I mean, what do I mean, what will it take, which certifications to start with, what to learn as basics, etc. but your videos are quite useful, Thank you for passing on information and knowledge to achieve our goals.
I love your contents ,so from my research there is no much azure solution architect video project on youtube, I suggest you do more end to end video for us maybe alot can learn the skills properly through you..
Great advice thanks. I’ve got an interview for an Azure solutions Architect position in a couple of days, so I’ll be using the tips on your interview video.
My company has both aws and azure. I am confused as to which path I should take? I already did AZ 900 but im thinking AWS would be better since job market in case something happens to my company. Theres also more resources and study materials on AWS i am seeing. Is Azure architect expert a tough exam?
They're all tough exams and both AWS and Azure have massive job markets so really I would suggest you just do the one you enjoy most - for me, it's Microsoft.
All of your vids are great! Thanks for making them. I think my biggest struggle with learning architecture is not necessarily having scenarios to practice designing with. Hard to lock down that skill without on the job experience.
Great video. As someone with no IT experience or background, what is the likelihood of getting hired after completing the azure certs? I’m working on my azure fundamentals cert right now.
Interesting path you've taken to be honest. I like it. You're no doubt going to have to go through the ranks as an IT engineer but I think you are going to be heavily favoured, no matter which role you apply for. Well done and keep it up!
Thank you for this video, super insightful. I need to hire an architect to advise me on setting up Azure for my company, do you know anyone who could help?
Hello, I am currently working as a help desk administrator, I want to become an azure solution architech. Can anyone help me where can I practically practice my skills? I already passed the azure solution architect expert certification by following the dumps. But I am confused about how to practice my azure solution architect skills. For Power App and share point, Microsoft provided a developers platform where we can practice app development skills by creating low-code apps, I am also looking at that, because you can at least practically do things on a training platform for free. But so far I couldn't find any platform for Azure solution architect skills. I cant practice these skills on my current job so I am looking for a free platform. Please HELP!
This is a bit of a tricky one. I would say that your next steps should be to start actually deploying solutions in Azure. You first need to understand how things work before you can design them. See if you can get yourself an account with some credits that you can play with. If you work in a help desk role, you might be able to leverage your employer for some Microsoft training credits.
@@tradingrules2228 no I'm still working on Microsoft 365 platform. I've developed a different skill-set working on SharePoint integrating applications creating flowforms creating powerapps applications. From what I understood azure solution architects job is to create customised solutions for the company on Azure platform. Azure offer virtual switches and firewall this skill is difficult to practice at home and my company is not interested in moving from physical firewall and switches to virtual ones. Azure also offers online application installation, backup data, online servers on windows and Linux platform, online containers. I think if you can learn how to implement all this according to your company requirements you can call yourself azure solution architect.
@@CloudContext As an Office 365 Architect the most likely job skillset Or requirement will be similar to a presales who has good product information and who can pitch right product as per client/users requirement.What skillset will be a priority in Office 365 Architect?
I'd definitely start with DevOps or some time of hands-on type role then begin learning the Architecture side. A lot of it will come naturally when you're on the tools all day.
I'm not sure if you've already made videos where the steps to become an Azure Architect are extensive, but please in the future if you can upload such information, what do I mean, what do I mean, what will it take, which certifications to start with, what to learn as basics, etc. but your videos are quite useful, Thank you for passing on information and knowledge to achieve our goals.
I love your contents ,so from my research there is no much azure solution architect video project on youtube, I suggest you do more end to end video for us maybe alot can learn the skills properly through you..
Great suggestion!
In Microsoft it’s called Customer Engineer maybe that’s why
Informative, as always! Thanks Eli!
Glad you liked it!
Great advice thanks. I’ve got an interview for an Azure solutions Architect position in a couple of days, so I’ll be using the tips on your interview video.
All the best! Hope the video helps!
@@CloudContext I used your tips and got the role, thanks for the advice.
Did you get hired?
My company has both aws and azure. I am confused as to which path I should take? I already did AZ 900 but im thinking AWS would be better since job market in case something happens to my company. Theres also more resources and study materials on AWS i am seeing. Is Azure architect expert a tough exam?
They're all tough exams and both AWS and Azure have massive job markets so really I would suggest you just do the one you enjoy most - for me, it's Microsoft.
Great content mate. Keep up the good work!
Thanks, will do!
Great work!
Thanks!
All of your vids are great! Thanks for making them. I think my biggest struggle with learning architecture is not necessarily having scenarios to practice designing with. Hard to lock down that skill without on the job experience.
Thanks for the feedback! Yeah definitely agree but you'll definitely get there if you keep trying!
I have 3 Years of Experience in Network and completed Az-104 recently. Do Companies consider Solution Architect with less Experience ?
As long as the skills and and relevant experience is there, I can't see why not. I took the same path :)
Hello. I wanna ask where is the video with the certification path for Azure Architect? And btw thanks for video. I want to study for Azure Architect.
Glad it helped. That's a good idea for one of our next videos.
Great one
Thank you for good information
Glad it helped!
Great video. As someone with no IT experience or background, what is the likelihood of getting hired after completing the azure certs? I’m working on my azure fundamentals cert right now.
Also have been learning within my Azure account on how to create VMs and such, so learning hands on, but no prior experience.
Interesting path you've taken to be honest. I like it. You're no doubt going to have to go through the ranks as an IT engineer but I think you are going to be heavily favoured, no matter which role you apply for. Well done and keep it up!
Thank you for this video, super insightful. I need to hire an architect to advise me on setting up Azure for my company, do you know anyone who could help?
Hi James, yes if you are Australia based, we can help. Feel free to reach out via our website or LinkedIn.
Hello,
I am currently working as a help desk administrator, I want to become an azure solution architech. Can anyone help me where can I practically practice my skills? I already passed the azure solution architect expert certification by following the dumps. But I am confused about how to practice my azure solution architect skills.
For Power App and share point, Microsoft provided a developers platform where we can practice app development skills by creating low-code apps, I am also looking at that, because you can at least practically do things on a training platform for free.
But so far I couldn't find any platform for Azure solution architect skills. I cant practice these skills on my current job so I am looking for a free platform.
Please HELP!
This is a bit of a tricky one. I would say that your next steps should be to start actually deploying solutions in Azure. You first need to understand how things work before you can design them. See if you can get yourself an account with some credits that you can play with. If you work in a help desk role, you might be able to leverage your employer for some Microsoft training credits.
Did you get anywhere after 7 months? I am kind of in same position as you.
@@tradingrules2228 no I'm still working on Microsoft 365 platform. I've developed a different skill-set working on SharePoint integrating applications creating flowforms creating powerapps applications.
From what I understood azure solution architects job is to create customised solutions for the company on Azure platform. Azure offer virtual switches and firewall this skill is difficult to practice at home and my company is not interested in moving from physical firewall and switches to virtual ones.
Azure also offers online application installation, backup data, online servers on windows and Linux platform, online containers.
I think if you can learn how to implement all this according to your company requirements you can call yourself azure solution architect.
Have you made any video on Office 365 Architect?
No I haven't as it's not too common of a role. What aspects would you like to see?
@@CloudContext As an Office 365 Architect the most likely job skillset Or requirement will be similar to a presales who has good product information and who can pitch right product as per client/users requirement.What skillset will be a priority in Office 365 Architect?
What is average salary
As your choice which technology should I learn for jobs market in bangalore
Cloud computing vs full stack developer
I think both are great options in the current state of the market. I'd suggest you do the one you enjoy more as the money will be similar either way.
Hi do u think a fresher should do, both azure solutions architect and azure Devops?
I'd definitely start with DevOps or some time of hands-on type role then begin learning the Architecture side. A lot of it will come naturally when you're on the tools all day.