Cloud Engineering for Beginners

Name: Cloud Engineering for Beginners
SKU: 71042
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₦5,000.00

This is a foundational book for people that want a career in cloud engineering. To understand why some of these cloud engineering roles exist, we need to understand the concept of the cloud. The goal of this book is to introduce the reader to cloud computing, the different paths for cloud engineering and how to navigate a cloud engineering career.

Once the reader is able to learn the concepts introduced in this book, they will be ready to take on more complicated cloud-related technologies.

Table of Contents 📚:
✅ Brief History of Computing and the Internet
✅ Cloud Computing
✅ Cloud Service Models
✅ Cloud Engineering
✅ Software Engineering on the Cloud
✅ DevOps
✅ Cloud Native Applications
✅ Getting Ready for a Cloud Engineer Interview
✅ Long Term Career Growth Tips
✅ Hello, Cloud!

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About the Author

Adora Nwodo is a multi-award-winning Software Engineer based in Lagos, Nigeria. She currently works at Microsoft where she builds Mixed Reality on the Cloud. She is also the Vice President of the Nigerian chapter of VRAR Association. Her work there involves creating more awareness of Virtual and Augmented Reality Technologies.

Apart from building and advocating for mixed reality technologies, Adora is a Digital Creator and the COO of Lend a Land of Hope Initiative, an NGO focused on empowering young people in rural communities through education and skill acquisition. She has courses online that teach people about Infrastructure automation, she has also published multiple articles on Software Engineering, Productivity & Career Growth on her blog, AdoraHack. She also has a YouTube channel for AdoraHack where she posts tech content that could be useful to Software Developers. Currently, Adora is a student of LEAD in the Stanford University Graduate School of Business.

Adora spends a lot of her time on Twitter and LinkedIn sharing about her experience as a woman in tech. She is extremely passionate about the developer community in Nigeria and is trying to drive inclusion for women in technology. She co-organizes community events for unStack Africa, contributes to Open Source, and speaks at technology conferences worldwide.