Easiest and most simple Linux certification?

riahc3 · 01-25-2015, 01:35 AM

I want to get a certification that is simple on Linux because I dont plan to go towards a Linux career right now. Im more of a network, then Microsoft then Linux kind of guy. Still, knowing Linux (somewhat) where I live, get a lot of opportunities and salary (which is my main goal)

Reading thru this section, I see that "Linux Essentials" is basically the easiest and starting point for everyone. Might not be even considered a cert (much like MTA)

Is this true?

Thank you

kikinovak · 01-25-2015, 02:47 AM

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Originally Posted by riahc3

I want to get a certification that is simple on Linux because I dont plan to go towards a Linux career right now. Im more of a network, then Microsoft then Linux kind of guy. Still, knowing Linux (somewhat) where I live, get a lot of opportunities and salary (which is my main goal)

You might want to join an ULCER = Ubuntu Linux Certified Engineer Rally.

riahc3 · 01-25-2015, 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted by kikinovak

You might want to join an ULCER = Ubuntu Linux Certified Engineer Rally.

Not only is that Ubuntu based but it also seems to be dead....

drgambit · 01-27-2015, 07:10 AM

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Originally Posted by riahc3

I want to get a certification that is simple on Linux because I dont plan to go towards a Linux career right now. Im more of a network, then Microsoft then Linux kind of guy. Still, knowing Linux (somewhat) where I live, get a lot of opportunities and salary (which is my main goal)

Reading thru this section, I see that "Linux Essentials" is basically the easiest and starting point for everyone. Might not be even considered a cert (much like MTA)

Is this true?

Thank you

Linux essentials is a great place to start, and it gives you the base if you want to learn more. You do get a 'Entry Level Credential' according to LPI.

http://www.lpi.org/linux-certificati...vel-credential

aaryan24 · 02-12-2015, 03:22 AM

I think Ubuntu Linux Certified Engineer Rally is easy and simple linux certification for you.

sundialsvcs · 02-16-2015, 05:28 PM

If the requirement, in your hiring area, is merely that "you know Linux, somewhat ..." then why, exactly, do you suppose that you must spend money for a "Linux certification" in order to prove the point? ? ?