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How DNS Works + The Cloud Resume
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How DNS Works + The Cloud Resume

How websites work (free) and how to get a job ($)

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How DNS Works

The three most fundamental skills to technology are programming, operating systems, and networking. Within networking there is this old thing called the domain name system. DNS is how you get to websites. If you want a job in cloud you *need* to know DNS. DNS is a core piece of a firm’s infrastructure and can often be the root of nasty issues. If you need to learn more about DNS you’re in luck because another blue cartoon (

Azure Chad
), and I co-authored a guest post on
WiFi Money
a fantastic publication by BowTiedOpossum. The post will go behind paywall in the future so read *now*:

WiFi Money
DNS 101
Today we have a guest post from BowTiedCelt and Azure Chad on DNS. This is one of those topics that I always get right but it may take me a time or three... Inevitably leading to website down time…
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2 years ago · 6 likes · 1 comment · BowTiedCelt, Azure Chad, and BowTied Opossum

The Cloud Resume

I have been seeing a couple questions on resumes in the BowTiedDataOrg premium discord, (premium subs got an invite). Want to address some of the questions

Data Science & Machine Learning 101
and I get ALL OF THE TIME.

It is not a good time to be looking for a job. People are getting laid off and with the recent impending doom of SVB* (throw

Fs I Give - BowTiedF'er's Financial Advice (And Other Rants)
a sub) more prospective job searchers will be on the market after some early stage companies go bust. That means YOU need to standout and make the recruiter/hiring manager’s job easy.

If you want to start making WiFi money, you need cash flows. Ideally, those cash flows come from a high-paying job that allow you to allocate time to creating a business, which is the vessel of your exit. Your business is the life raft to DeGen Island, where you eventually escape. So lets start with step 1 which is that high paying job.

Step 1 is to LEARN:

Cloud Engineering with BowTiedCelt
What Skills are Needed for Cloud Engineering + call for resumes
hello avatars, celt here for a free post today on the skills needed for cloud engineering. I have gotten this question a couple times so figure a free post is needed. if you want to be a cloud engineer its important to know what skills you need so you can get this six figure job…
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2 years ago · 6 likes · BowTiedCelt

Figure out the area of tech you want to work in and work backwards with the skills you need. If its not cloud engineering, I have many recommended SubStacks that will give the skills needed to work in other industries. You must learn before you earn.

*Note on BowTiedF’er, he’s the man. Often times in tech (and especially after you read my premium posts) you have too much money, and you don’t know what to do with it. F’er is going to tell you how to allocate your money, build credit, and become the tech overlord you should be when making 300k+. Things like stock options and RSU are already covered by F’er:

Fs I Give - BowTiedF'er's Financial Advice (And Other Rants)
More Free Money - Employee Stock Purchase Plans
We admit, we experience an irrational joy when we find free money. It is probably why we will open up a credit card, pocket the bonus $200+, max out the first year points, and take advantage of the 0% promo APR for the first 18months. We will drop the $20k balance into a savings account and just sit on it…
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3 years ago · 4 likes · 4 comments · BowTiedF'er

Not a paid ad, i just like him.

How I Look at Resumes

I am part of the hiring team for engineering dept and campus hiring (university hires), and hiring can be pretty annoying. Understand, hiring quality people is good for the company long term overall, but it doesn’t really do anything for me personally in my reviews. Might not be the case everywhere, but vast majority of engineers are not getting promoted due to their hiring ability, management maybe. With that in mind, i am putting the minimum effort into hiring in order the “check the box” and hire someone qualified. It comes down to a simple ROI, less time on things that don’t “move the needle” for me and more time on things that do.

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