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What is the Role of a Cloud Computing Engineer in the Tech-dominated Infrastructure?

A cloud computing engineer has become an important part of the corporate world lately. In a tech-driven world, the infrastructure that underpins our digital existence has become increasingly reliant on cloud computing. Within this dynamic landscape, the role of a cloud computing engineer emerges as a linchpin in the seamless functioning of organizations�� IT systems.

This article embarks on a journey to unravel the multifaceted role of a cloud computing engineer and to underscore why organizations should consider this role essential. Furthermore, we’ll explore the future of cloud computing within the IT industry, offering a glimpse into what lies ahead. As we traverse a digital realm where data and applications are no longer confined to on-premises servers but dispersed across vast virtual landscapes, these engineers are the architects, guardians, troubleshooters, and efficiency orchestrators, ensuring the seamless operation of IT systems.

Let’s dive deep to read more on What is the Role of a Cloud Computing Engineer in the Tech-dominated Infrastructure?

The Crucial Role of a Cloud Computing Engineer

Architect of the Digital Ecosystem

A cloud computing engineer is the architect of the digital ecosystem, responsible for designing, deploying, and managing cloud-based infrastructure. They must have a deep understanding of various cloud services and platforms, ensuring that the organization’s digital assets are hosted, maintained, and scaled optimally.

Security Sentinel

Security is a paramount concern in the cloud. A cloud computing engineer is tasked with implementing robust security measures, including encryption, identity and access management, and compliance controls. They are the guardians of data integrity and privacy.

Troubleshooter Extraordinaire

When issues arise in the cloud environment, the engineer dons their troubleshooter hat. They must diagnose problems, optimize performance, and ensure minimal downtime. Rapid response and problem resolution are crucial in maintaining a seamless digital operation.

Efficiency Orchestrator

Cloud computing engineers orchestrate resources effectively, optimizing cost management. They must balance performance with cost, ensuring that the organization gets the most value from its cloud investments.

Why Organizations Should Consider the Role of a Cloud Computing Engineer

Navigating Complex Cloud Ecosystems

The cloud ecosystem is intricate, with a multitude of services, providers, and configurations. Organizations need a knowledgeable guide to navigate this complexity and ensure they are utilizing the cloud to its full potential.

Security and Compliance Assurance

Data breaches and compliance violations can be devastating. A cloud computing engineer is instrumental in safeguarding sensitive information and ensuring that the organization adheres to regulatory requirements.

Maximizing Efficiency

In an era where efficiency is paramount, engineers help organizations maximize resource utilization, reduce costs, and maintain a competitive edge in the digital landscape.

Future-Proofing Digital Infrastructure

Cloud computing is continuously evolving. A cloud computing engineer keeps an organization’s digital infrastructure future-proof, adapting to new technologies and ensuring that the organization remains agile in the face of change.

The Future of Cloud Computing in the IT Industry

Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Environments

The future of cloud computing lies in hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Organizations will blend private and public clouds, optimizing their infrastructure for specific workloads. Cloud computing engineers will play a pivotal role in orchestrating and managing these complex environments.

Edge Computing Integration

Edge computing is gaining prominence, especially in applications that demand low latency. Cloud computing engineers will extend their expertise to manage edge computing nodes, ensuring a seamless connection between the edge and the cloud.

Enhanced Security and Compliance

As cyber threats evolve, security and compliance will remain at the forefront of cloud computing. Engineers will need to continually adapt and implement cutting-edge security measures to protect digital assets.

Serverless and Container Technologies

Serverless and container technologies are reshaping the cloud landscape. They will need to master these technologies, optimizing resource utilization and ensuring scalability.

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Integration

AI and machine learning are revolutionizing cloud services. Engineers will harness these technologies to automate tasks, gain insights, and enhance cloud performance.

Conclusion

The role of a cloud computing engineer in our tech-dominated infrastructure cannot be overstated. They are the architects of our digital landscape, the sentinels of security, and the orchestrators of efficiency. Organizations that recognize the value of a cloud computing engineer invest in the resilience and future-proofing of their digital infrastructure. As we peer into the future, cloud computing continues to evolve, with hybrid and multi-cloud environments, edge computing, enhanced security, serverless technologies, and AI integration at the forefront.

The cloud computing engineer, equipped with the knowledge and skills to navigate this evolving landscape, will play a pivotal role in shaping the digital future of organizations. The future of cloud computing within the IT industry is dynamic and promising, and the cloud computing engineer is the vanguard that will lead organizations through this transformative journey.

Also Read: Selling or Buying a Business with a Focus on Hybrid Security

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[3.14.22] Schedule as a Security Engineer

4:00am: wake up, think nice thoughts, yoga, meditate

5:00am: lift weights

6:30am: morning cardio outside

7:00am: shower, breakfast, coffee, journal

8:30am: review work emails/messages/calendar

8:45am: organize tasks for the day and week in Asana

9:00am: new hire security onboarding (code base + production access)

10:00am: github dependabot alerts meeting

10:30am: GRC vendor meeting (ZenGRC)

11:00am: create pull request + deploy amazon machine image patches to staging environment

12:00pm: BREAK - meditate, eat

12:30pm: third-party vendor request security review meeting

1:00pm: security standup

1:30pm: application security meeting with IT team

2:00pm: data & infrastructure engineering team bi-weekly retrospective meeting

3:00pm: teammate’s birthday virtual happy hour

4:00pm: wrap up any urgent tasks

5:00pm: go for a walk outside, make dinner

6:30pm: make tea, journal/reflect on the day

7:00pm: work on personal projects/coding/read

8:30pm: hang out with my husband, play video games

10:00pm: meditate then go to sleep

End of day reflection:

It was a pretty productive day. I didn’t get a whole lot of my work projects to-do list done, but having this many meetings is pretty unusual, they’re normally more spread out. This just means later in the week will be less dense with meetings.

The meetings were productive. I was able to contribute good ideas in improving our processes which I’m actively trying to do more. I’m the only woman in what feels like 95% of my meetings so tbh, it’s been a struggle to grow more confident in a male-dominated arena especially when I am the most junior on the teams. I had a 1:1 with the new senior director of engineering (who just joined us from Google) and he really encouraged me to share my ideas regardless of my career level because maybe it doesn’t bear fruit immediately but it can be a dormant seed that eventually grows with the right conditions/person listening. I see now as I put myself out there more and more, that I also gain a lot more respect/credibility by being confident (and educated) in my contributions/ideas whether they’re fruitful or not, but I feel like 9/10 times, they have been. The keys to my professional growth have been to pay attention, ask thoughtful, clarifying questions, and educate myself where there are gaps in my knowledge so I come back to the table wiser every time.

I think meditation also plays such a big role in my effectiveness but that’s a topic to dive deeper into in another post.

Overall, it was a great day. My focus has been 110% since I started turning off notifications on my phone and chucking into a different room when I start my day. I reached all the goals I set for myself today in regards to mental and physical health. (I only set a few goals each day to ensure high rates of success and reduce disappointment.) It’s hard to slack in those areas because I (and the people around me) benefit tremendously when I pour kindness into myself. 

Going to bed feeling grateful, thinking positive thoughts and excited for what the rest of this week will bring. 

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Tute 4 - Physical Security

The tutorial for this week was to think of ways to improve the physical security of a research lab that is owned by Google. We were asked to list out the main stuff that needs to be protected and to come up with the key features of the physical design.

Things to be protected :

Data (Information)

Employees

Equipments

Building

Some of the keys features of the physical design based on things to be protected are :

A biometric sensor to authenticate who enters /leaves the facility. It could include fingerprint / facial recognition to prevent unauthorised access.

Use of tamper evident seals so as to lock down the whole facility if the seal is broken.

Security check on individuals before entering the lab (this will prevent recording taken using electronic gadgets)

Cheers.

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Risky Business - Low Probability / High impact events

An interesting topic that was introduced this week was Low probability but high impact events and how humans are bad at analysing it as they mostly ignore the possibility of it happening. I was surfing the internet to find some low probability events that happened recently that had a huge impact on people and I decided to write about a couple of them.

  Case 1: 

Cyclone Fani hit the eastern Indian state of Odisha during April 27th to May 4th. It created a major havoc to a large number of people residing in Odisha as well as the neighbouring country of Bangaldesh. The death toll was 89 after the cyclone finally subsided on the 4th of May. The Indian and Bangladeshi authorities tracked the development of the cyclone and managed to evacuate around a million people from the areas that were eventually affected thereby reducing the death toll. The cyclone caused about 1.81 billion dollars in damages to both India and Bangladesh.

Case 2:

 The floods that happened in the southern state of Kerala, India in August 2018 was one of the most severe floods to occur claiming 483 lives. Kerala received a large amount of rainfall on August 8th resulting in all the dams in the state filling to its maximum capacity. The dams eventually had to be opened to prevent it from breaking, hence flooding the surrounding low lying areas. The whole disaster caused about 5.8 billion dollars worth of damages.

I feel better dam management by the Kerala government could have reduced the impact of the floods. The factors that contributed to the risk was incessant rainfall which was not properly predicted by the respective authorities. Once the flooding started, evacuation process was sped up but better initial assessment could’ve saved a lot more lives. 

Cheers.

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