A very great and helpful crash course for an amateur like me, as I'm having a job interview for a Help Desk position in ONE ZERO Digital Bank, which requires fundamental knowledge of the basics of Networking and Cloud Computing. Thank you very much, Michael!
Studying for my Network + and this video was great in terms of connecting all the concepts together to form something cohesive. Studying for the exam becomes so granular, it is nice to get an overview. Well explained, thanks!
This is awesome. Networking is a multi-layered complexity that you made understandable and even fun to understand. Really helps me to apply foundational knowledge to AWS or any CSP environment. Thanks Mike!
14:11 - 14:17 "What is a router? A router is effectively a server with a whole lot of network interfaces at its most elemental level." I didn't really know you could look at it that way. 🤯 For him to explain it that way, you can tell he's been doing this for a LOOOONG time despite all those suffixes after his name (in which he left out Esq.👑 (The British formality). 😁 Cuz his knowledge of The Cloud is superior.
Just wow, so fluid and easy to follow. New to networking and you are the first educator that his massively hit the mark for me. Thanks from an audio visual leaner.
Mike you explain and make things simple, the AWS solutions architect course you have made it simple , can't wait for the networking course, thanks for simplifying things
Hello! Great video, for the future ones, it would be helpful to just have more key words, acronyms, written down on the video to further memorize and also facilitate quick note taking in order to dig deeper into key documentation. Other than that, the rhythm and depth of the explanation is very efficient and helpful. Just thought i'd make it known since you seem interest in skill sharing.
Thank you. We can have more things written down for visual learners. But we actually don’t want people to use acronyms. We encourage clear communications. Acronyms cause errors For example. VM which is a common acronym. Does it mean virtual machine, voice mail, vulnerability managemnt? We also don’t want people to memorize content. We want people to develop a deep understanding of how things work, which is necessary for a big career. But we can add more visual elements and will ask our video editors to do so.
Mike, you're excellent. Thank you so much for your time in making these presentations. You help us understand complex things in such an easy, approachable way. Thanks again for these series.
Another great video! What level of networking knowledge, would you say, is required before starting to study cloud? In your opinion, is CCNA enough or would you recommend gaining CCNP level of knowledge. I know that you said Cloud architect does not have to have that much technical knowledge as let's say engineer, but even if I went to the architecting field I would still like to be able to build it instead of just designing. I think, knowing how things work together and how to make them work together would make a better architect. Thanks a lot for all of your content ( found it not so long ago so still going through it). Keep it comming. :-D
Hi Pnu, The CCNP is a great certification and will provide a good background in networking and help you become a better cloud architect. Knowing how to build things is great. And everyone should know how to build the systems. The problem is when people spend so much time learning how to build systems that they don’t focus on the critical design skills, business acumen, presentation skills, soft skills etc. So as long as you develop both you will be in a great place. But if you want to be an architect focus on those other skills. They matter at least as much as the tech piece.
We run them most weeks. Normally at 1pm EST but sometimes we do at other times too. You can register here. www.gocloudarchitects.com/become-the-ultimate-cloud-architect-webinar-youtube/
@@mrshah9934 Hello. Cloud computing is renting space in someone else’s network and datacenter. So you will need good strong networking fundamentals. The below videos should give you the fundamentals you need for an engineering role. AWS Advanced Networking Course | FREE ANS-C01 Training | AWS Networking Specialty Course th-cam.com/video/HvH181B4BSQ/w-d-xo.html BGP for Cloud Architects (What is BGP and How Does BGP Work) th-cam.com/users/liveBd9wngGJdSw?feature=share Networking For Cloud Computing | AWS Networking Training | What Is CIDR | Subnetting | VLSM th-cam.com/users/live-JfYwVWyRHE?feature=share That should get you the fundamentals you need. Networking is critical knowledge be be a great engineer. These videos should be a big help to you.
@@GoCloudArchitects thanks for the information. I am just new as a beginner Could you suggest me a basic networking course cuz your networking video is for advanced level cloud engineers…
@@mrshah9934 Hi. The course we shared was very basic networking. It’s really the bare minimum fundamentals. The only thing that would be more basic and help you would be to read these books. www.amazon.com/CCNA-200-301-Official-Guide-Library/dp/1587147149/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=1E41PVULDKOA9&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.tz7S8FyWD48EQsIoGZuolTK4UtoGviDdVmnaQyG0cu8.3pd7FcKNmU2nXFjDypThSKPCYQrXsdG-tm0iPcrp0A8&dib_tag=se&keywords=russ+white+ccna&qid=1723037320&sprefix=russ+whire+ccna%2Caps%2C84&sr=8-1 Those books are super into level and are excellent.
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Learned OSI model 17 years back during my MCA, understood it thoroughly first time today. Simplified and elaborated.....Thanks Mike
Rajeev. Than you.
A very great and helpful crash course for an amateur like me, as I'm having a job interview for a Help Desk position in ONE ZERO Digital Bank, which requires fundamental knowledge of the basics of Networking and Cloud Computing.
Thank you very much, Michael!
This video should at least have 1M+ views. Very soft spoken and well explained. Thank you
Thank you for your support.
I am a technical writer for a cloud networking company and found your video very helpful, thank you so much!
I'm glad our videos are reliable and helpful to you.
Amazing descriptive summary of a majority of topics i learnt for my CCNA cert.
Studying for my Network + and this video was great in terms of connecting all the concepts together to form something cohesive. Studying for the exam becomes so granular, it is nice to get an overview. Well explained, thanks!
Thank you Robert
This is awesome. Networking is a multi-layered complexity that you made understandable and even fun to understand. Really helps me to apply foundational knowledge to AWS or any CSP environment. Thanks Mike!
Thanks Elonzo!
14:11 - 14:17
"What is a router?
A router is effectively a server with a whole lot of network interfaces at its most elemental level."
I didn't really know you could look at it that way.
🤯
For him to explain it that way, you can tell he's been doing this for a LOOOONG time despite all those suffixes after his name (in which he left out Esq.👑 (The British formality). 😁 Cuz his knowledge of The Cloud is superior.
Thank you, Ken!
Glad you liked it!
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For a visual and auditory learner like myself, this video summary and the others are a godsend. Keep them coming Mike! I appreciate your work.
Thank you Jean. We have another video coming tomorrow
Excellent Overview of Networking. Thank you.
Great video
Thank you
So much to learn in terms of Networking. Looking forward to get deep understanding on networking topics!
There really is a lot to networking. The good news is networking is fun and nothing works without the network, so you will always be in high demand.
Very nice video, thank you so much!! This way of teaching was easy to follow!
You are very welcome. I am glad to that you enjoy the materials.
Fan of your tutorials
Thank you!
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
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Nice video to understand all different terminologies within networking and more importantly how each one works in cloud environment.
Thats great Thejo!
Just wow, so fluid and easy to follow. New to networking and you are the first educator that his massively hit the mark for me. Thanks from an audio visual leaner.
Thank you, Craig!
I'm glad it was helpful!
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Great video!
Thank you James
I understand more networking concepts each time I look at your videos Mike, especially VLANs and trunking. Thanks again!
Thank you Angela. I love the network. Then again I spend my whole adult life working on it so I may be biased. 😀
Great simplified explanation of network routing protocols. Thank you
Thank you Derick
Much awaited video !! Thank you Mike and the team.
Thank you Abha
Couldn't have done it better myself, Mike. Great Job, as usual!
Thank you Faruk.
Mike you explain and make things simple, the AWS solutions architect course you have made it simple , can't wait for the networking course, thanks for simplifying things
Thank you Vee. Look forward to seeing you in the networking course.
This is a awesome video and wonderfully explained all the concepts . Every time i watch this i learned something new.
Sujit. Thank you. I sincerely appreciate your kind words.
Looking forward to the bootcamp! Great vid Mike!
Thank you Noel. We are looking forward to it too.
This is a great crash course
I thoroughly enjoyed it
Wonderful Rich.
Most awaited Video !!! Thanks :)
Thank you so much! We have some more networking videos coming very soon!
Great video on networking fundamentals , Thank you Mike
Thank you Sweetha
Great video! Enjoyed covering the fundamentals of networking.
Thank you Brandon. I love networking
Hello! Great video, for the future ones, it would be helpful to just have more key words, acronyms, written down on the video to further memorize and also facilitate quick note taking in order to dig deeper into key documentation. Other than that, the rhythm and depth of the explanation is very efficient and helpful.
Just thought i'd make it known since you seem interest in skill sharing.
Thank you. We can have more things written down for visual learners.
But we actually don’t want people to use acronyms. We encourage clear communications. Acronyms cause errors
For example. VM which is a common acronym. Does it mean virtual machine, voice mail, vulnerability managemnt?
We also don’t want people to memorize content. We want people to develop a deep understanding of how things work, which is necessary for a big career.
But we can add more visual elements and will ask our video editors to do so.
Mike, you always make it easy to understand & thank you for that.
Thank you Geni
Great video Mike! Reminding me of my days working for a few vendors as a break fix tech chasing alarms. Lol
Thank you so much
Great introduction Mike, thank you very much !!
Thank you
- 9:54 - 9:58
“And you can see that right here.”
Was there an illustration I was supposed to see?
Hi Ken!
Thank you for the question!
I was talking about how network devices determine the right path to send data to the destination.
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This was a great breakdown of network fundamentals; thanks Mike!
Thank you for your kind feedback
Mike, you're excellent. Thank you so much for your time in making these presentations. You help us understand complex things in such an easy, approachable way. Thanks again for these series.
You are very welcome Momentura Studio and thank you. I am going live in about 15 minutes. If you have any questions for me, please ask!
Thx mike. Great video
thanks mike
I’m so happy to help 😊
Awesome info, thank you.
Thank you Arif
It was very interesting
Thank you Alban
Great content. Thanks!!!
Thank you very much.
great , thanks
Thanks for the fundamentals
Hi Ryan, happy to help!
Another great video!
What level of networking knowledge, would you say, is required before starting to study cloud? In your opinion, is CCNA enough or would you recommend gaining CCNP level of knowledge. I know that you said Cloud architect does not have to have that much technical knowledge as let's say engineer, but even if I went to the architecting field I would still like to be able to build it instead of just designing. I think, knowing how things work together and how to make them work together would make a better architect.
Thanks a lot for all of your content ( found it not so long ago so still going through it). Keep it comming. :-D
Hi Pnu,
The CCNP is a great certification and will provide a good background in networking and help you become a better cloud architect.
Knowing how to build things is great. And everyone should know how to build the systems.
The problem is when people spend so much time learning how to build systems that they don’t focus on the critical design skills, business acumen, presentation skills, soft skills etc.
So as long as you develop both you will be in a great place. But if you want to be an architect focus on those other skills. They matter at least as much as the tech piece.
Great work Mike
Thank you Delroy
Informational
Thank you
Well explained
Thank you very much
Great video, thanks for this
Thank you
Thanks for this!!!
Thank you Smita
Great crash course..
Thank you very much.
Thank you
At what time is the live of how to get your first cloud architect job?
We run them most weeks. Normally at 1pm EST but sometimes we do at other times too. You can register here.
www.gocloudarchitects.com/become-the-ultimate-cloud-architect-webinar-youtube/
Is it enough network fundamentals to learn for pursuing cloud engineer
@@mrshah9934 Hello. Cloud computing is renting space in someone else’s network and datacenter.
So you will need good strong networking fundamentals.
The below videos should give you the fundamentals you need for an engineering role.
AWS Advanced Networking Course | FREE ANS-C01 Training | AWS Networking Specialty Course
th-cam.com/video/HvH181B4BSQ/w-d-xo.html
BGP for Cloud Architects (What is BGP and How Does BGP Work)
th-cam.com/users/liveBd9wngGJdSw?feature=share
Networking For Cloud Computing | AWS Networking Training | What Is CIDR | Subnetting | VLSM
th-cam.com/users/live-JfYwVWyRHE?feature=share
That should get you the fundamentals you need.
Networking is critical knowledge be be a great engineer. These videos should be a big help to you.
@@GoCloudArchitects thanks for the information. I am just new as a beginner Could you suggest me a basic networking course cuz your networking video is for advanced level cloud engineers…
@@mrshah9934 Hi. The course we shared was very basic networking.
It’s really the bare minimum fundamentals.
The only thing that would be more basic and help you would be to read these books.
www.amazon.com/CCNA-200-301-Official-Guide-Library/dp/1587147149/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=1E41PVULDKOA9&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.tz7S8FyWD48EQsIoGZuolTK4UtoGviDdVmnaQyG0cu8.3pd7FcKNmU2nXFjDypThSKPCYQrXsdG-tm0iPcrp0A8&dib_tag=se&keywords=russ+white+ccna&qid=1723037320&sprefix=russ+whire+ccna%2Caps%2C84&sr=8-1
Those books are super into level and are excellent.
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Thank you, Sheldon!
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