BOK6669 [none/use name] to askchapo • 4 years agoSince we're here, I hate my job and the insecure nature of it. I want to get into IT, I'm already studying for the A+. What else can I do? Where can I look?message-squaremessage-square45 fedilinkarrow-up120file-text
arrow-up120message-squareSince we're here, I hate my job and the insecure nature of it. I want to get into IT, I'm already studying for the A+. What else can I do? Where can I look?BOK6669 [none/use name] to askchapo • 4 years agomessage-square45 Commentsfedilinkfile-text
minus-squareDan [they/them,undecided]hexbear2·4 years agoWhat is the Linux certification like? I've used Linux full-time for about five years, so I think it might be relatively easy for me to get. link
minus-squareanthropicprincipal [any]hexbear2·4 years agoNever took any linux certs. Only hired for the positions. I started on SVR4 and IRIX back in the late 1980's. Linux+ is common. RH certs will open a lot more doors on the datacenter side of things. https://www.redhat.com/en/services/certifications link
minus-squareDan [they/them,undecided]hexbear2·4 years agoRight. I'm a freelance programmer and sort of studying CS, so I don't know how useful it'd be for me, but I want to explore dev ops a bit cause I've always enjoyed the ops side of stuff growing up. link
What is the Linux certification like? I've used Linux full-time for about five years, so I think it might be relatively easy for me to get.
Never took any linux certs. Only hired for the positions. I started on SVR4 and IRIX back in the late 1980's.
Linux+ is common. RH certs will open a lot more doors on the datacenter side of things.
https://www.redhat.com/en/services/certifications
Right. I'm a freelance programmer and sort of studying CS, so I don't know how useful it'd be for me, but I want to explore dev ops a bit cause I've always enjoyed the ops side of stuff growing up.