Linux Certification
I want to do certification in LINUX. I am working with linux from 1 year. I want to give only exam by doing self study. please help
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Hello and welcome to LinuxQuestions,
Great that you're considering getting certified and that you want to do it through self study. But have you decided already what certification you will go for? Vendor specific or vendor free, for example, Red Hat certified or LPI? If you want to go at your own pace, buy a/some good books, read online and most important, practice what you learn along the way. Looking forward to your participation in the forums. Have fun with Linux. Kind regards, Eric |
Linux certification
I just paased out from college... I am not able to understand which is good for me vendor specific or vendor free
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Hello Jaysh,
Welcome to LQ. I understand your query being the same countryman. Quote:
If you want to get certified with employment specific reasons, would suggest you to go for RHCE certification. There are other vendor specific certifications for Unix-based products like HP-Unix, IBM-AIX, Oracle-Solaris etc, however my suggestion would be RHCE first. Vendor free in laymen terms means the product is not locked to/property of any specific vendor, generally educational organizations conduct these ones, I'm not aware of anything except LPIC (which holds no particular recognition in India as far I saw). HTH. Regards. |
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- Telephone the resultant companies, and ask them if they would prefer any particular certifications, if yes then which ones. (If and only if their job description isn't clear enough). Then, if somehow you decide to go for RHCE, I'd advise you to get "Michael Jang"'s RHCE book. It is a must, IMO. BTW, choosing certifications also depend on the country where you are planning to try for a job. Quote:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...n-exam-943104/ |
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