Microsoft Linux Certification(s)?
From ChatGPT:
CBL-Mariner is a Linux distribution developed by Microsoft. It is designed for use in cloud and edge computing environments, and is optimized for containerized workloads. The distribution includes a minimal set of components, which allows it to be more lightweight and efficient than some other Linux distributions.
CBL-Mariner is open source, and its components are available on GitHub. The distribution includes a set of tools and packages for building, deploying, and managing containerized applications, as well as tools for managing the underlying infrastructure.
CBL-Mariner is designed to be flexible and customizable, and it includes support for a wide range of hardware architectures and cloud environments. It can be used as a standalone operating system or as part of a larger software stack, depending on the needs of the organization.
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FluffyBunny
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Sure that could be cool. Question is whether it'd be a hands-on test or like their multiple choice exams. Would it go up against LPI / Linux+, or against LFCS / RedHat?
Plus, would there actually be added value in yet another Linux cert? -
JDMurray
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I think some of the Azure exams have Linux stuff on them. WSL and PS can be used in Linux exam objectives too.
I would assume a full M$ Linux cert would require a foundational Linux cert from CompTIA or LPI as a prerequisite. -
Acenl12
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I think there are many excellent Linux certs out there like RHCE(which is a beast) and LPIC. RHCE has also a very good reputation and add value to any resume. What I have heard is that RHCE has live labs, which Microsoft never got working well.
