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chtsalid 03-20-2017 01:02 PM

RHCA Cloud Self Study
 
Hi,

does anyone tried/know whether it is possible to go for RHCA Cloud, doing self study? I suppose it will need to have the right software and documentation, right?

Let me know your ideas.

Thanks!

Jjanel 03-21-2017 02:33 AM

-MY- ideas? 'DoE': Depending on EXPERIENCE. What is your [RHCE &beyond] -experience-?
Do you have the computer resources [work/home] to practice exam objectives?

IF you have already demonstrated the effort and ability, then 'maybe' else 'NO!'

The goal is to -perform- (with excellence), not to get pay which one doesn't deserve :(

Have you chosen 5 of the 10 exams here?

Two search ideas (which will also demonstrate one's 'viability'!):
web-research of your keywords, and read thru this LQforum (esp. replys by LQgurus!)

Best wishes. Let us know...

sundialsvcs 04-19-2017 08:36 AM

I find it useful to grab exam study-guides (at the used book store ...) and to browse through them to see what topics they talk about. For instance, if I knew that I was going to be encountering a cloud-based system built on Red Hat, this would be a good way for me to familiarize myself with the technology and perhaps to encounter references to tools and techniques that I might otherwise not have "stumbled upon." Up to a point, it really doesn't matter which OS-version it's referring to, as long as it's a fairly recent one. A guide that's written for a different Linux flavor is sometimes still useful.

Self-study is something that I do all the time. But otherwise I have no use for "certifications."

chtsalid 04-19-2017 03:11 PM

Thank you for the help, I will close this topic.


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