Sid_skills = ["DevOps", "Cloud", "SRE", "Platform"] Sid_skills.append("Learning is On")
Why you need to Trust your Advisor and what are the fields you require/get advices in... AWS describes that with its own service.
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AWS can get quite overwhelming with its over 2️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ services 😵💫 Nevertheless, there are core services that you will reuse almost every time. Learn them once and you can apply them everywhere 👆🏽
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How did aws help remove complexity for you?
I help you supercharge your AWS infrastructure by delivering scalable, resilient, and cost-effective solutions using Infra as Code
Ever been caught off guard by AWS... in a good way? I distinctly remember my first time configuring an AWS VPC. I braced for complexity, but found myself pleasantly surprised. With a few clicks and some basic networking knowledge, I had created a secure, scalable network foundation. Subnets, route tables, internet gateway all fell into place with surprising ease. The real 'aha' moment? Realizing this seemingly simple setup could support massive future growth without a complete overhaul. It's experiences like these that remind me: AWS often simplifies what we expect to be complex. What's your AWS 'surprise simplicity' story? Which service made you think, "That was easier than I expected"?
