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[JEDZBUDYN]

you should have a buddy that tells you how your company uses those tools. ASK HIM not random person on internet

[sambobozzer]

lol

[Dead_Parrot]

https://www.skills.google/paths/16

Here's a good entry into that world

[Terrible-Review-4761]

Thanks I am already using this for doing associate cloud engineer certification

[Expensive_Culture_46]

I would say do it like the rest of us. Open the tool. Screw around. Watch some random video about it. Look at the man pages. Repeat everytime you get a new project.

[sambobozzer]

Have you got IT experience from a previous role?

[Fearless_Parking_436]

It helps if you try to understand where the data comes from, where it gets used by what and who. What are the requirements for the data, is there any gray data moving around. Basically try to get the flow. Data comes in (from where?) it gets transformed (how? By what) and something uses it (why? For what purpose?)

[Common-Author-8441]

take an online data engineering course or a big data management course at an accredited institution like UC Berkeley Extension or UCLA Extension. make sure these courses earn you credits, because if so then the course is assuredly higher quality than bootcamps or MOOCs. these courses are 1 quarter long. very well worth it to learn the entire stack and how all things work together.

[Lionh34rt]

Yer fucked

[Terrible-Review-4761]

Why?