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#Phase 0: Starting from zero

⏱️ Estimated time: 3-4 weeks

If you have zero tech experience and want to get into Cloud Engineering, this phase is for you. Take your time with these foundational concepts—understanding them well will make everything else easier.

:::tip Already have tech experience? If you are already in tech and switching to cloud, go to Phase 1: Linux and Bash. :::


#🎯 Objectives

By the end of this phase, you will:


#📚 Topics

No. Topic Description
1 What is Linux The backbone of many cloud environments
2 What is Networking How data moves across networks
3 What is Programming Automating tasks and managing cloud resources
4 What is Cloud Computing IaaS, PaaS, SaaS and service models
5 What is DevOps Combining Dev and Ops practices
6 What is a Cloud Engineer The role and how to become one

For a comprehensive overview, check out this IT fundamentals playlist.


#🎓 Certifications (Optional)

An industry standard for people getting into tech is the CompTIA A+.

Question Answer
Is it necessary? No
Is it helpful? Depends on your learning style
Should you take it? Look up roles in your area—if they ask for it, consider getting it

#💼 Entry-Level Jobs

Starting in a support role is a great way to enter the tech industry. These positions are often entry-level friendly and may offer educational material and certification reimbursement.

📺 Watch: Helpdesk interview questions by KevTech


#✅ Phase Checklist

Before moving on, make sure you can answer "yes" to these:


#➡️ What's Next?

Continue to Phase 1: Linux and Bash →