Jobs in the cloud
The cloud is a service that allows you to store and access data and applications via the Internet, without having to use local servers or computers.
Cloud computing involves using remote servers, accessible via the Internet, to store and process data, rather than using one's own local computer or server. This gives businesses easy access to online storage or software, without the need to manage IT equipment themselves. The cloud offers great flexibility because companies can adjust the resources they need to suit their business.
Cloud design and architecture professionals are responsible for designing tailor-made solutions for storage, computing and online services. They choose the most suitable cloud services (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud), while guaranteeing the scalability, security and performance of the infrastructures put in place. Their job is to plan migrations to the cloud, optimising the use of resources to reduce costs.
Cloud management, administration and security professionals supervise all cloud services. They ensure availability, manage access, monitor performance, manage incidents and maintain systems. Their aim is to protect data against cyber-attacks and ensure that infrastructures comply with data protection regulations (RGPD, etc.).
Cloud automation and integration professionals create scripts and use tools to automate tasks such as deployments, updates and resource management. This reduces manual intervention, minimises the risk of errors and speeds up development cycles. Automation also enables teams to deploy features more quickly.
