How to become a cloud architect
Design and implement cloud solutions that empower organisations with flexibility and agility, including remote access and secure storage.
What does a cloud architect do?
Duties and tasks
- Design, plan and develop cloud computing systems and strategies that meet business requirements.
- Analyse and review cloud architectures and platforms.
- Deploy, maintain and monitor cloud structures and architecture.
- Oversee and monitor cloud security.
- Work with clients or business stakeholders to understand technical requirements for cloud environments.
Industry bodies
- Australian Computer Society (ACS)
- Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA)
- Australian Information Security Association
- Information Technology Professionals Association (ITPA)
- Internet Association of Australia
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