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Chinaza Rita A.

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CLIENT SUCCESS MANAGEMENT|| VIRTUAL ASSISTANT

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登録日: 8月 12, 2023
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Hi there! I’m a passionate Client Success Manager. With a strong background in client success management, I excel in leading end-to-end client implementations and ensuring smooth onboarding, particularly in the marketing industry. I’m skilled at optimizing user interactions to maximize engagement and delivering actionable insights from feedback to drive continuous improvement. I thrive on enhancing processes, managing multiple client projects simultaneously, and meeting deadlines to achieve business goals. My proactive approach and expertise in tools like [login to view URL], Meta Ads Manager, and ClickFunnels help me deliver exceptional results and build lasting client relationships. In additional to that, I am a certified cloud computing and security professional with hands-on experience across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. My recent certification journey has deepened my expertise in designing secure, scalable cloud solutions that drive business success. I specialize in crafting cloud architectures, optimizing costs, and implementing robust security measures to protect data and applications. My background in client success management has sharpened my skills in understanding needs, managing projects, and delivering top-notch results. I’m excited to bring my cloud expertise to new opportunities and help businesses leverage technology for growth and security. Let’s connect and explore how we can work together! SKILLS: Cloud Computing, Cloud Security, AWS (Amazon Web Services), Azure (Microsoft Azure), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Cloud Architecture, Cloud Migration, Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud Storage Solutions, Virtualization, DevOps, Cost Optimization, Disaster Recovery, Identity and Access Management (IAM), Compliance & Governance (PCI DSS and HIPAA), Data Encryption, Network Security, Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD), and Automation & Orchestration
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Step one: (creating a folder and opening with Git Bash) Step two: (initializing the folder with git init) Step three: (changing the branch from master to main using git branch -M main) Step Four: (creating two files using touch Ritawork Ritaoffice) Step five: (typing some words into the files creating by using echo command) Step Six: (using the cat command to check the details of what i wrote in the files created with command) Step Seven: (configuring identity on my local git repository by using git config --global user.name “Rita Cloud” git config –global user.email “ritachinaza5@gmail.com”) Step Eight: (using the git add command to stage the two files i created) Step Nine: (using the git status command to check if the folders has been staged) Step Ten: (Using the git commit -M “message” to specify the changes i made in my local repository) Step Eleven: (I used git log command to check the activities happening in my repository)
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Step one: (creating a folder and opening with Git Bash) Step two: (initializing the folder with git init) Step three: (changing the branch from master to main using git branch -M main) Step Four: (creating two files using touch Ritawork Ritaoffice) Step five: (typing some words into the files creating by using echo command) Step Six: (using the cat command to check the details of what i wrote in the files created with command) Step Seven: (configuring identity on my local git repository by using git config --global user.name “Rita Cloud” git config –global user.email “ritachinaza5@gmail.com”) Step Eight: (using the git add command to stage the two files i created) Step Nine: (using the git status command to check if the folders has been staged) Step Ten: (Using the git commit -M “message” to specify the changes i made in my local repository) Step Eleven: (I used git log command to check the activities happening in my repository)
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Step one: (creating a folder and opening with Git Bash) Step two: (initializing the folder with git init) Step three: (changing the branch from master to main using git branch -M main) Step Four: (creating two files using touch Ritawork Ritaoffice) Step five: (typing some words into the files creating by using echo command) Step Six: (using the cat command to check the details of what i wrote in the files created with command) Step Seven: (configuring identity on my local git repository by using git config --global user.name “Rita Cloud” git config –global user.email “ritachinaza5@gmail.com”) Step Eight: (using the git add command to stage the two files i created) Step Nine: (using the git status command to check if the folders has been staged) Step Ten: (Using the git commit -M “message” to specify the changes i made in my local repository) Step Eleven: (I used git log command to check the activities happening in my repository)
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Step one: (creating a folder and opening with Git Bash) Step two: (initializing the folder with git init) Step three: (changing the branch from master to main using git branch -M main) Step Four: (creating two files using touch Ritawork Ritaoffice) Step five: (typing some words into the files creating by using echo command) Step Six: (using the cat command to check the details of what i wrote in the files created with command) Step Seven: (configuring identity on my local git repository by using git config --global user.name “Rita Cloud” git config –global user.email “ritachinaza5@gmail.com”) Step Eight: (using the git add command to stage the two files i created) Step Nine: (using the git status command to check if the folders has been staged) Step Ten: (Using the git commit -M “message” to specify the changes i made in my local repository) Step Eleven: (I used git log command to check the activities happening in my repository)
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Step one: (creating a folder and opening with Git Bash) Step two: (initializing the folder with git init) Step three: (changing the branch from master to main using git branch -M main) Step Four: (creating two files using touch Ritawork Ritaoffice) Step five: (typing some words into the files creating by using echo command) Step Six: (using the cat command to check the details of what i wrote in the files created with command) Step Seven: (configuring identity on my local git repository by using git config --global user.name “Rita Cloud” git config –global user.email “ritachinaza5@gmail.com”) Step Eight: (using the git add command to stage the two files i created) Step Nine: (using the git status command to check if the folders has been staged) Step Ten: (Using the git commit -M “message” to specify the changes i made in my local repository) Step Eleven: (I used git log command to check the activities happening in my repository)
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Step one: (creating a folder and opening with Git Bash) Step two: (initializing the folder with git init) Step three: (changing the branch from master to main using git branch -M main) Step Four: (creating two files using touch Ritawork Ritaoffice) Step five: (typing some words into the files creating by using echo command) Step Six: (using the cat command to check the details of what i wrote in the files created with command) Step Seven: (configuring identity on my local git repository by using git config --global user.name “Rita Cloud” git config –global user.email “ritachinaza5@gmail.com”) Step Eight: (using the git add command to stage the two files i created) Step Nine: (using the git status command to check if the folders has been staged) Step Ten: (Using the git commit -M “message” to specify the changes i made in my local repository) Step Eleven: (I used git log command to check the activities happening in my repository)
GITBASH
Step one: (creating a folder and opening with Git Bash) Step two: (initializing the folder with git init) Step three: (changing the branch from master to main using git branch -M main) Step Four: (creating two files using touch Ritawork Ritaoffice) Step five: (typing some words into the files creating by using echo command) Step Six: (using the cat command to check the details of what i wrote in the files created with command) Step Seven: (configuring identity on my local git repository by using git config --global user.name “Rita Cloud” git config –global user.email “ritachinaza5@gmail.com”) Step Eight: (using the git add command to stage the two files i created) Step Nine: (using the git status command to check if the folders has been staged) Step Ten: (Using the git commit -M “message” to specify the changes i made in my local repository) Step Eleven: (I used git log command to check the activities happening in my repository)
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Step one: (creating a folder and opening with Git Bash) Step two: (initializing the folder with git init) Step three: (changing the branch from master to main using git branch -M main) Step Four: (creating two files using touch Ritawork Ritaoffice) Step five: (typing some words into the files creating by using echo command) Step Six: (using the cat command to check the details of what i wrote in the files created with command) Step Seven: (configuring identity on my local git repository by using git config --global user.name “Rita Cloud” git config –global user.email “ritachinaza5@gmail.com”) Step Eight: (using the git add command to stage the two files i created) Step Nine: (using the git status command to check if the folders has been staged) Step Ten: (Using the git commit -M “message” to specify the changes i made in my local repository) Step Eleven: (I used git log command to check the activities happening in my repository)
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I utilized Sonacloud to manage and analyze cloud-based projects effectively. My tasks included configuring and deploying cloud solutions, monitoring system performance, and ensuring optimal resource utilization. I conducted detailed assessments to identify and resolve potential issues, ensuring the reliability and efficiency of cloud operations. The assignment also involved generating comprehensive reports and leveraging Sonacloud’s tools to enhance project outcomes and drive continuous improvements.
SONACLOUD
I utilized Sonacloud to manage and analyze cloud-based projects effectively. My tasks included configuring and deploying cloud solutions, monitoring system performance, and ensuring optimal resource utilization. I conducted detailed assessments to identify and resolve potential issues, ensuring the reliability and efficiency of cloud operations. The assignment also involved generating comprehensive reports and leveraging Sonacloud’s tools to enhance project outcomes and drive continuous improvements.
SONACLOUD
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This project will involve the development of an online banking website featuring a Database, Frontend, and Backend components. MySQL will be utilized for the Database, along with a firewall for added security. Java Development Kit will be used for the Backend, with database access via port 3306 (MySQL). The Frontend will be built using HTML, CSS, JS, React, and node js. A firewall will also be implemented for the Frontend, allowing access to our website via port 443 (https), and port 4000 will be used to connect to the Backend from the Frontend. To accomplish this, we will explore three approaches. Firstly, we may employ a single VPN (via Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, or Amazon Web Services (AWS)) with three subnets dedicated to the Frontend, Backend, and Database, respectively. Alternatively, we could set up three separate VPNs for each component. In this scenario, Azure, GCP, or AWS VPC Peering will be used to establish connections from the Frontend to the Backend and Data
CLOUD ARCHITECTURE OF ONLINE BANKING APPLICATION
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Just a card displaying what i can do
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Did keyword research on pastries in the Unites States of America and the image displayed the monthly volume, difficulty, Organic CTR, Priority, Suggested keywords and SERP Analysis.
KEYWORD RESEARCH
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Step one: (creating a folder and opening with Git Bash) Step two: (initializing the folder with git init) Step three: (changing the branch from master to main using git branch -M main) Step Four: (creating two files using touch Ritawork Ritaoffice) Step five: (typing some words into the files creating by using echo command) Step Six: (using the cat command to check the details of what i wrote in the files created with command) Step Seven: (configuring identity on my local git repository by using git config --global user.name “Rita Cloud” git config –global user.email “ritachinaza5@gmail.com”) Step Eight: (using the git add command to stage the two files i created) Step Nine: (using the git status command to check if the folders has been staged) Step Ten: (Using the git commit -M “message” to specify the changes i made in my local repository) Step Eleven: (I used git log command to check the activities happening in my repository)
GITBASH
Step one: (creating a folder and opening with Git Bash) Step two: (initializing the folder with git init) Step three: (changing the branch from master to main using git branch -M main) Step Four: (creating two files using touch Ritawork Ritaoffice) Step five: (typing some words into the files creating by using echo command) Step Six: (using the cat command to check the details of what i wrote in the files created with command) Step Seven: (configuring identity on my local git repository by using git config --global user.name “Rita Cloud” git config –global user.email “ritachinaza5@gmail.com”) Step Eight: (using the git add command to stage the two files i created) Step Nine: (using the git status command to check if the folders has been staged) Step Ten: (Using the git commit -M “message” to specify the changes i made in my local repository) Step Eleven: (I used git log command to check the activities happening in my repository)
GITBASH
Step one: (creating a folder and opening with Git Bash) Step two: (initializing the folder with git init) Step three: (changing the branch from master to main using git branch -M main) Step Four: (creating two files using touch Ritawork Ritaoffice) Step five: (typing some words into the files creating by using echo command) Step Six: (using the cat command to check the details of what i wrote in the files created with command) Step Seven: (configuring identity on my local git repository by using git config --global user.name “Rita Cloud” git config –global user.email “ritachinaza5@gmail.com”) Step Eight: (using the git add command to stage the two files i created) Step Nine: (using the git status command to check if the folders has been staged) Step Ten: (Using the git commit -M “message” to specify the changes i made in my local repository) Step Eleven: (I used git log command to check the activities happening in my repository)
GITBASH
Step one: (creating a folder and opening with Git Bash) Step two: (initializing the folder with git init) Step three: (changing the branch from master to main using git branch -M main) Step Four: (creating two files using touch Ritawork Ritaoffice) Step five: (typing some words into the files creating by using echo command) Step Six: (using the cat command to check the details of what i wrote in the files created with command) Step Seven: (configuring identity on my local git repository by using git config --global user.name “Rita Cloud” git config –global user.email “ritachinaza5@gmail.com”) Step Eight: (using the git add command to stage the two files i created) Step Nine: (using the git status command to check if the folders has been staged) Step Ten: (Using the git commit -M “message” to specify the changes i made in my local repository) Step Eleven: (I used git log command to check the activities happening in my repository)
GITBASH
Step one: (creating a folder and opening with Git Bash) Step two: (initializing the folder with git init) Step three: (changing the branch from master to main using git branch -M main) Step Four: (creating two files using touch Ritawork Ritaoffice) Step five: (typing some words into the files creating by using echo command) Step Six: (using the cat command to check the details of what i wrote in the files created with command) Step Seven: (configuring identity on my local git repository by using git config --global user.name “Rita Cloud” git config –global user.email “ritachinaza5@gmail.com”) Step Eight: (using the git add command to stage the two files i created) Step Nine: (using the git status command to check if the folders has been staged) Step Ten: (Using the git commit -M “message” to specify the changes i made in my local repository) Step Eleven: (I used git log command to check the activities happening in my repository)
GITBASH
Step one: (creating a folder and opening with Git Bash) Step two: (initializing the folder with git init) Step three: (changing the branch from master to main using git branch -M main) Step Four: (creating two files using touch Ritawork Ritaoffice) Step five: (typing some words into the files creating by using echo command) Step Six: (using the cat command to check the details of what i wrote in the files created with command) Step Seven: (configuring identity on my local git repository by using git config --global user.name “Rita Cloud” git config –global user.email “ritachinaza5@gmail.com”) Step Eight: (using the git add command to stage the two files i created) Step Nine: (using the git status command to check if the folders has been staged) Step Ten: (Using the git commit -M “message” to specify the changes i made in my local repository) Step Eleven: (I used git log command to check the activities happening in my repository)
GITBASH
Step one: (creating a folder and opening with Git Bash) Step two: (initializing the folder with git init) Step three: (changing the branch from master to main using git branch -M main) Step Four: (creating two files using touch Ritawork Ritaoffice) Step five: (typing some words into the files creating by using echo command) Step Six: (using the cat command to check the details of what i wrote in the files created with command) Step Seven: (configuring identity on my local git repository by using git config --global user.name “Rita Cloud” git config –global user.email “ritachinaza5@gmail.com”) Step Eight: (using the git add command to stage the two files i created) Step Nine: (using the git status command to check if the folders has been staged) Step Ten: (Using the git commit -M “message” to specify the changes i made in my local repository) Step Eleven: (I used git log command to check the activities happening in my repository)
GITBASH
Step one: (creating a folder and opening with Git Bash) Step two: (initializing the folder with git init) Step three: (changing the branch from master to main using git branch -M main) Step Four: (creating two files using touch Ritawork Ritaoffice) Step five: (typing some words into the files creating by using echo command) Step Six: (using the cat command to check the details of what i wrote in the files created with command) Step Seven: (configuring identity on my local git repository by using git config --global user.name “Rita Cloud” git config –global user.email “ritachinaza5@gmail.com”) Step Eight: (using the git add command to stage the two files i created) Step Nine: (using the git status command to check if the folders has been staged) Step Ten: (Using the git commit -M “message” to specify the changes i made in my local repository) Step Eleven: (I used git log command to check the activities happening in my repository)
GITBASH
Step one: (creating a folder and opening with Git Bash) Step two: (initializing the folder with git init) Step three: (changing the branch from master to main using git branch -M main) Step Four: (creating two files using touch Ritawork Ritaoffice) Step five: (typing some words into the files creating by using echo command) Step Six: (using the cat command to check the details of what i wrote in the files created with command) Step Seven: (configuring identity on my local git repository by using git config --global user.name “Rita Cloud” git config –global user.email “ritachinaza5@gmail.com”) Step Eight: (using the git add command to stage the two files i created) Step Nine: (using the git status command to check if the folders has been staged) Step Ten: (Using the git commit -M “message” to specify the changes i made in my local repository) Step Eleven: (I used git log command to check the activities happening in my repository)
GITBASH
12120071
I utilized Sonacloud to manage and analyze cloud-based projects effectively. My tasks included configuring and deploying cloud solutions, monitoring system performance, and ensuring optimal resource utilization. I conducted detailed assessments to identify and resolve potential issues, ensuring the reliability and efficiency of cloud operations. The assignment also involved generating comprehensive reports and leveraging Sonacloud’s tools to enhance project outcomes and drive continuous improvements.
SONACLOUD
I utilized Sonacloud to manage and analyze cloud-based projects effectively. My tasks included configuring and deploying cloud solutions, monitoring system performance, and ensuring optimal resource utilization. I conducted detailed assessments to identify and resolve potential issues, ensuring the reliability and efficiency of cloud operations. The assignment also involved generating comprehensive reports and leveraging Sonacloud’s tools to enhance project outcomes and drive continuous improvements.
SONACLOUD
12120027
This project will involve the development of an online banking website featuring a Database, Frontend, and Backend components. MySQL will be utilized for the Database, along with a firewall for added security. Java Development Kit will be used for the Backend, with database access via port 3306 (MySQL). The Frontend will be built using HTML, CSS, JS, React, and node js. A firewall will also be implemented for the Frontend, allowing access to our website via port 443 (https), and port 4000 will be used to connect to the Backend from the Frontend. To accomplish this, we will explore three approaches. Firstly, we may employ a single VPN (via Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, or Amazon Web Services (AWS)) with three subnets dedicated to the Frontend, Backend, and Database, respectively. Alternatively, we could set up three separate VPNs for each component. In this scenario, Azure, GCP, or AWS VPC Peering will be used to establish connections from the Frontend to the Backend and Data
CLOUD ARCHITECTURE OF ONLINE BANKING APPLICATION
11480005
Just a card displaying what i can do
ADMINISTRATIVE VIRTUAL ASSISTANT
11478222
Did keyword research on pastries in the Unites States of America and the image displayed the monthly volume, difficulty, Organic CTR, Priority, Suggested keywords and SERP Analysis.
KEYWORD RESEARCH
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I had the pleasure of working with Rita, an exceptional freelancer who provided outstanding phone support. Rita's professionalism, expertise, and dedication were unmatched. She handled customer calls with ease, finding effective solutions to complex issues. Her attention to detail, reliability, and punctuality were commendable. I highly recommend Rita's services for anyone in need of phone work support.
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