Your experience with Linux Academy?

So there was this online offer to prepare for Linux- related certs with Linux Academy. Online- based courses, videos, live servers and such. Anyone here has any experience with them? How basic/complex are their courses? Worth the money ($25 a month)?
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Others here mentioned that you get your questions answered quickly there. At what level of complexity were your questions?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAjiAT7IL-U
I've been sending them messages on twitter for the past 6 months to update it, still nothing. They seem focused elsewhere but I will continue to pester!
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Thanks again!
Anthony
that's great to hear. Your website was the best resource I've used during my LPIC-1 studies. I'm very glad to hear that you are planning on including more material on RHCSA and LPIC-2.
Keep up the great work
It seems that Linux Academy is a great tool to learn particular subjects if you are new to them. Also, your questions to instructors are answered through a discussion board, a tad of your typical open- sourcey way of providing support of which I am not a big fan. But so far I haven't got any questions so I don't know how quickly you get your questions answered.
Plenty of things I do like with LA. Spinning a VM in order to do your lab study happens in no time, which is very good. There are no limitations/limited editions, you get the full server. Including RH7, for which Red Hat wants you to have corporate email in order to download it for your own VM. You can wipe out your installed server and start another one in a very short time. Just that saves you valuable time setting up VM's within your own home lab.
Recently, they added the 201 material (first exam for LPIC-2). Announcement is still on for RHCSA material.
If you subscribe annually, you can download any lesson as an MP3 file.
Courses outside of RH/LPI domain also look appealing, at least to me that never had a chance nor was pushed to work with, like AWS, DevOps and OpenStack.
I got in to stay focused, but I think this can be a great learning vehicle. All in all, money well spent.
The sound quality is terrible, his language is heavily accented, it's a bulleted presentation instead of live server. .. I know, it's free but is it helping anything?
Edit: Looked at the rest of his presentations. Seems like an interesting class. I might load them up on VLC player and blitz thru them, even if just for his explanations on sed and awk alone (which were 2 tools I wanted to dive deeper into after I pass the Linux+ later this month).
Thanks for the link brownwrap.
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Linux Academy has great content from Linux (RHCSA and RHCE) Puppet and other great content as well. With helpful forums and chat groups too.
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Over 14,000 views for this thread, is that isn't a clue to have this post sticky or have a sticky for Linux Academy and the quality training they provide.
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Probably because there is no active moderator for this section.