u/Practical-House7959

I have an exam next week on Wayground, and AI/resources are not allowed during the assessment. Our teacher has enabled Wayground’s anti-cheating monitoring, and apparently it can track things like switching tabs or apps.

I’ll be taking the exam on my phone. Has anyone taken a similarly monitored Wayground assessment before? How strict was the monitoring, and what legitimate precautions did you take to avoid getting falsely flagged?

I’m looking to bypass the monitoring

I'm a 2nd-year Computer Engineering student from India, and I want to build my career in Cloud Engineering. My long-term goal is to become a Full Stack Developer with strong Cloud/DevOps skills.

So far, I have:

Learning DSA in C++

Started Full Stack Web Development

Planning to learn Linux, Git, Docker, AWS, Terraform, Kubernetes, and Python

My questions are:

1.Is this roadmap good for getting Cloud internships?

2.In what order should I learn these technologies?

3.How much programming is actually required in Cloud Engineering?

4.Should I focus more on Python or Go?

5.What projects should I build during my 2nd and 3rd year?

6.What mistakes do most students make while preparing for Cloud roles?

7.If you were starting again as a 2nd-year student, what would your roadmap look like?

Any advice from experienced Cloud/DevOps engineers would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Feel free to criticize my roadmap if you think I'm learning things in the wrong order. I'd really appreciate honest feedback from experienced engineers.