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Lets Get Patchy posted:What's the general consensus on the RHCSA cert? I was going to go for the Sever 2012 but I really like working with Unix. What's the best bang for the buck for a fresh graduate? I found RHCSA kind of fun, actually. They sit you at a computer with a VM to configure according to some given specifications, and as long as you get it done and your changes persist through reboots they don't give a gently caress how you did it. No internet access, obviously, so get good at reading man pages. Studying for it fresh out of school will give you a lot of confidence working in RHEL, if that's what you want to do for a living.
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Got my RHCE on the second try 
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Lets Get Patchy posted:Congratulations. I'm trying to jam that out before fall semester and it's a daunting task. Even if I don't pass. I'm learning a ton of super awesone Linux/Unix stuff. Thank you! Yes, the objectives are practical and definitely worth studying on their own. I've been a sysadmin for years and the only parts I can say I've never used at work are the stuff about selinux. Not that I have a problem with selinux, just that the places I've worked preferred to turn it off and forget about it. But it's good to know.
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Dr. Arbitrary posted:What's the current best book for RHCSA? Sander van Vugt is a good teacher and he won't steer you wrong for RHCSA.
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apropos man posted:Yeah. I like it here though. Pay is okay but conditions and the people are good. It's not a case of Stockholm Syndrome, believe me: I've walked out of a job I hate before and I'm in a better position now. I'm just gonna consider studying at home. RHCE is very doable via home study - that's what I did. You'll want to set up a lab and practice every day until you're super comfortable with the material. The time they give you to complete everything is fairly tight, so you really need to know the stuff like the back of your hand.
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