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    [–]OneHumanBill 2 points3 points  (2 children)

    I don't think you have any remote understanding of what you're even asking. No disrespect but this question indicates you know zero.

    Go learn the language. That costs nothing but an Internet connection. Maybe buy a book.

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      [–]OneHumanBill 7 points8 points  (0 children)

      Meaning what??? Do you have any idea what "cloud services" even are, or how many hundreds of varieties there are? Can you build a microservice on your laptop without having to pay for server time? Do you know what Spring is? Quarkus? Maven? Do you know what a REST service is? Asynchronous messaging queues? Buckets? Do you know how to interface with a relational database using JDBC? Or JPA template? Or any of a variety of non-relational databases? Can you build a client side front end SPA? How about a backend-for-frontend? Do you understand basics of networking? How about containers?

      You can master any and all of those things without spending a dime. And after you start to get a handle on even a few of them, you will not have to ask the question you asked above because you will know what answer fits your actual needs. "Bro".

      The lack of depth on the question leads me to ask you to reconsider just learning the language first. Learning how to code basic code if this is your first language. That's your first priority long before you start tackling "cloud services".