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 Welcome to my blog!

I’m Kamran Siddiqui, a cloud enthusiast and technology consultant with a passion for all things related to cloud computing, digital transformation, and innovation. With several years of experience in the IT and cloud industry, I’ve been fortunate enough to work on a range of exciting projects and help businesses optimize their technology resources and accelerate their cloud adoption journey.

Through this blog, I aim to share my experiences, insights, and practical tips from my own "cloud journey"—from the early days of exploring cloud services to mastering cloud architectures, deploying complex solutions, and driving digital transformation initiatives. My goal is to make cloud computing more accessible, whether you’re just starting or already working in the field, and to offer useful guidance for everyone on their own journey to the cloud.

Some of my key achievements in the cloud space include:

  • Successfully provided tailored solutions to migrate from on-premises workloads to clouds for clients in diverse industries.
  • Certifications in AWS Cloud Practitioner Essentials, and AWS Badge in Cloud Practitioner
  • Foundational knowledge of MS Azure, Microsoft Cloud Products, and Google Cloud as well.
  • Building and leading cloud migration projects that optimized costs, improved scalability, and enhanced security for various organizations.

In this blog, you'll find tutorials, case studies, and tips that reflect my hands-on experience and lessons learned in the field. I’m excited to connect with other cloud enthusiasts, so feel free to reach out, share your experiences, or ask questions.

Thanks for joining me on this cloud journey! 🌥️

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