Changing career path.... Red hat certification?
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@NerdyDad said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@scottalanmiller said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@stess said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@scottalanmiller said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@stess said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
Red Hat is the primary requirement with MCSA and CCNA as preferred. Possible for multi-position in the future?
It's system administration position.Title, not likely position. Why would anyone care at all if a real system admin had CCNA? That it's a multi-OS SA, okay, that happens (but is generally pretty inefficient), but CCNA... no way is it an SA job. It's a standard generalist, they are just putting a title on there to make it sound appealing to someone interested in an enterprise job. Guaranteed.
I am watching some red hat videos on youtube... and I want to know if Red Hat RHSA is highly valued for linux, or something mid-range linux certification? Compared to A+, MCP, MCSA, and MCSE... where would RHSA equivalent as?
It's the MCSA of the Linux world.
if RHSA is = MCSA, is the Linux+ = A+?
Linux+ is the Linux+, lol. A+ isn't IT, not sure what comparison there is to be made.
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@scottalanmiller said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@NerdyDad said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@scottalanmiller said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@stess said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@scottalanmiller said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@stess said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
Red Hat is the primary requirement with MCSA and CCNA as preferred. Possible for multi-position in the future?
It's system administration position.Title, not likely position. Why would anyone care at all if a real system admin had CCNA? That it's a multi-OS SA, okay, that happens (but is generally pretty inefficient), but CCNA... no way is it an SA job. It's a standard generalist, they are just putting a title on there to make it sound appealing to someone interested in an enterprise job. Guaranteed.
I am watching some red hat videos on youtube... and I want to know if Red Hat RHSA is highly valued for linux, or something mid-range linux certification? Compared to A+, MCP, MCSA, and MCSE... where would RHSA equivalent as?
It's the MCSA of the Linux world.
if RHSA is = MCSA, is the Linux+ = A+?
Linux+ is the Linux+, lol. A+ isn't IT, not sure what comparison there is to be made.
Is Linux+ worth going after for Red Hat Server Administration?
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If we are comparing MS and RH...
Microsoft Red Hat MCP Linux+ MCSA RHCSA MCSE RHCE MCSE+I RHCA -
@NerdyDad said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@scottalanmiller said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@NerdyDad said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@scottalanmiller said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@stess said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@scottalanmiller said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@stess said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
Red Hat is the primary requirement with MCSA and CCNA as preferred. Possible for multi-position in the future?
It's system administration position.Title, not likely position. Why would anyone care at all if a real system admin had CCNA? That it's a multi-OS SA, okay, that happens (but is generally pretty inefficient), but CCNA... no way is it an SA job. It's a standard generalist, they are just putting a title on there to make it sound appealing to someone interested in an enterprise job. Guaranteed.
I am watching some red hat videos on youtube... and I want to know if Red Hat RHSA is highly valued for linux, or something mid-range linux certification? Compared to A+, MCP, MCSA, and MCSE... where would RHSA equivalent as?
It's the MCSA of the Linux world.
if RHSA is = MCSA, is the Linux+ = A+?
Linux+ is the Linux+, lol. A+ isn't IT, not sure what comparison there is to be made.
Is Linux+ worth going after for Red Hat Server Administration?
It's not worth going after for anything.
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In reality, Linux certs are not very valuable. The certs themselves are not bad, at least from RH. It's a decent cert process now that they made some major changes (it was quite the joke for a while.) But the whole "world is driven by certs" thing is very much a Microsoft / Cisco thing and few other IT arenas have it at all. The Linux world cares very little about certs as a general thing. Are they bad, no. But are any "worth the cost", often no. Linux tends to be a skill based job market, not a cert based one.
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It's nice to use as an education path. I am currently studying the cert book for RHCSA/RHCE.
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@scottalanmiller said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@stess said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@scottalanmiller said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@stess said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
Red Hat is the primary requirement with MCSA and CCNA as preferred. Possible for multi-position in the future?
It's system administration position.Title, not likely position. Why would anyone care at all if a real system admin had CCNA? That it's a multi-OS SA, okay, that happens (but is generally pretty inefficient), but CCNA... no way is it an SA job. It's a standard generalist, they are just putting a title on there to make it sound appealing to someone interested in an enterprise job. Guaranteed.
I am watching some red hat videos on youtube... and I want to know if Red Hat RHSA is highly valued for linux, or something mid-range linux certification? Compared to A+, MCP, MCSA, and MCSE... where would RHSA equivalent as?
It's the MCSA of the Linux world.
Just to add to some confusion, there's a Linux MCSA too lol.
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@Tim_G said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@scottalanmiller said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@stess said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@scottalanmiller said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@stess said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
Red Hat is the primary requirement with MCSA and CCNA as preferred. Possible for multi-position in the future?
It's system administration position.Title, not likely position. Why would anyone care at all if a real system admin had CCNA? That it's a multi-OS SA, okay, that happens (but is generally pretty inefficient), but CCNA... no way is it an SA job. It's a standard generalist, they are just putting a title on there to make it sound appealing to someone interested in an enterprise job. Guaranteed.
I am watching some red hat videos on youtube... and I want to know if Red Hat RHSA is highly valued for linux, or something mid-range linux certification? Compared to A+, MCP, MCSA, and MCSE... where would RHSA equivalent as?
It's the MCSA of the Linux world.
Just to add to some confusion, there's a Linux MCSA too lol.
LOL, yeah.
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@wirestyle22 said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
It's nice to use as an education path. I am currently studying the cert book for RHCSA/RHCE.
This. I think for someone that doesn't have to use Linux on a day to day basis getting a cert delineates foundational knowledge and skills that has to be learned.
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@Kelly said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@wirestyle22 said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
It's nice to use as an education path. I am currently studying the cert book for RHCSA/RHCE.
This. I think for someone that doesn't have to use Linux on a day to day basis getting a cert delineates foundational knowledge and skills that has to be learned.
http://www.smbitjournal.com/2017/04/using-certifications-to-drive-education/
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@scottalanmiller said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@Kelly said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
@wirestyle22 said in Changing career path.... Red hat certification?:
It's nice to use as an education path. I am currently studying the cert book for RHCSA/RHCE.
This. I think for someone that doesn't have to use Linux on a day to day basis getting a cert delineates foundational knowledge and skills that has to be learned.
http://www.smbitjournal.com/2017/04/using-certifications-to-drive-education/
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