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Season 0 - Trailer - Welcome to Cloudcast Basics!

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Season 0 - Trailer - Welcome to Cloudcast Basics!

The transcription introduces "Cloudcast Basics," a new podcast designed to make learning cloud computing accessible for beginners. Hosts Brian Gray-Slee and Aaron Delp explain that, based on feedback, they created this resource to help newcomers navigate the complex and rapidly expanding field, such as AWS's growth from 5 to over 180 services. The podcast will feature seasons of approximately eight episodes, each 10-15 minutes long, focusing on three key segments: defining the technology, discussing its career benefits, and explaining its business value. This format aims to provide concise, actionable knowledge that listeners can quickly absorb. The show is available on platforms like Apple Podcasts and Spotify, with additional resources on their website and social media for updates and topic submissions. The hosts encourage subscriptions and sharing to support learners in advancing their cloud computing skills efficiently.

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[MUSIC] Welcome to Cloudcast Basics, the best source on the internet for learning Cloud Computing. And now from the Cloudcast Studios, here are your hosts, Aaron Delb and Brian Gray-Slean. [MUSIC] >> Hello and welcome to the Cloudcast Basics. If you're looking to learn about Cloud Computing, well, you've come to the best place on the internet. This is Brian Gray-Slee, one of your co-hosts. And along with my other co-host, Aaron Delb, say hi Aaron. Hey everyone, 10 years ago, we were in the exact same position many of you are today. You want to learn about this and you want to find an easy way to get started. Well, when we got started 10 years ago, there wasn't much out there. There wasn't an easy way to get started. So we did it ourselves. We created the number one Cloud Computing podcast on the internet called the Cloudcast. Well now, we want to make it simpler for anybody who's getting started in Cloud Computing or wants to learn about a new topic to get started. So we're going to create Cloudcast Basics. Aaron, why are we doing this? The why we're doing this really is feedback. Lots of folks have told us they don't know where to start, right? And you take Amazon Web Services, AWS, as a big public cloud, for instance. When we started, there was five services. There is now 180 plus services. How do you even get started on something like that? And the message of our original podcast was, let's pay it forward. Let's learn and share these learnings at the same time. So we want to help folks that might be new to this industry. Know where to start. And more importantly, understand why is this important? So if that is a value to you, please subscribe. Tell your boss, tell your coworkers, etc. Brian, why don't you tell everyone a little bit about the format we're going to do in these shows? Yeah, absolutely. So we want to make this simple for people. We want to make it easier for you to jump in, to kind of start at the most basic level, learn a little bit, so you have some in-depth knowledge, and then you can kind of move forward. So what we're going to do with these shows, and this will be a brand new podcast on a brand new feed, each topic will be covered as a season. So instead of doing a weekly interview, which you may not know about, we're going to do seasons. Each season is going to be about eight episodes. The shows are only going to be about 10 to 15 minutes, so not only will it not take up a lot of your time, but you'll be able to binge watch these. They'll all just show up in your podcast player. And each episode will contain three really important segments. First, what is this technology, or what is this topic of the show? So we want to get you started. Next, why should you care? Why is this going to help your career? Why is this going to help you understand things better? Why is this going to be able to help you have better conversations at work? And finally, how does it create business value? Ultimately, technology's never deployed for technology sake. It needs to solve a problem. It needs to add value to your business. Maybe it's going to help your career. What's it going to do to add business value? So you're going to get all three of those action packed in a 10 to 15-minute segment. They're just going to show up in your podcast player. And you're going to be able to start at the beginning. And by the eighth show in any given season, you're going to be much, much smarter. You can knock all that out in an hour, two hours. You're going to be much smarter at work the next day. Aaron, how can anybody find the show? How do we get started with this? The easiest way is just to search for Cloudcast Basics on wherever you get your podcast, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, etc. And you can also go to our website, cloudcastbasics.net. If you're on Twitter, you can follow us at Cloudcast Basics to get all of the updates and know when new seasons are going to drop. And lastly, if you have ideas and want to interact, you can send us ideas on topics to show [email protected]. And so with that, I'll close this out and we look forward to everyone joining us. Yep, very excited for season zero in the nerdiest terms. We're excited to have everybody join us and more importantly, subscribe and tell a friend. We look forward to talking to you soon on Cloudcast Basics. Thank you for listening to Cloudcast Basics. You can find all the show details at cloudcastbasics.net or in your favourite podcast player.

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. The hosts are launching "Cloudcast Basics" to simplify learning cloud computing for beginners, addressing the overwhelming growth of services like AWS.
  2. The podcast will be structured in seasons of about eight episodes each, with episodes lasting 10-15 minutes for easy, bingeable learning.
  3. Each episode will cover three segments
  4. Listeners can find the show on major podcast platforms, the website cloudcastbasics.net, or via Twitter for updates and topic suggestions.

Summary:

The transcription introduces "Cloudcast Basics," a new podcast designed to make learning cloud computing accessible for beginners. Hosts Brian Gray-Slee and Aaron Delp explain that, based on feedback, they created this resource to help newcomers navigate the complex and rapidly expanding field, such as AWS's growth from 5 to over 180 services. The podcast will feature seasons of approximately eight episodes, each 10-15 minutes long, focusing on three key segments: defining the technology, discussing its career benefits, and explaining its business value.

This format aims to provide concise, actionable knowledge that listeners can quickly absorb. The show is available on platforms like Apple Podcasts and Spotify, with additional resources on their website and social media for updates and topic submissions. The hosts encourage subscriptions and sharing to support learners in advancing their cloud computing skills efficiently.

FAQs

Cloudcast Basics is a podcast designed to help beginners learn about cloud computing in a simple and accessible way.

The hosts are Aaron Delb and Brian Gray-Slean, who have over 10 years of experience in cloud computing.

It was created to provide a clear starting point for newcomers, as the cloud industry has grown complex with many services, making it hard to know where to begin.

Each season covers a topic with about eight episodes, each 10-15 minutes long, focusing on what the technology is, why it matters, and how it creates business value.

You can search for 'Cloudcast Basics' on podcast platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or visit cloudcastbasics.net.

You can follow them on Twitter at Cloudcast Basics or send topic ideas to [email protected].

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