Sitting my VCAP5-DCA tomorrow

ETA is T-23 hours. I have 2 sets of notes, one's comprehensive which I will go through during the day today and the other one's much more condensed one with some CLI stuff which I'll go through in the morning tomorrow. Feeling fairly confident, I'll remember to not spend too much time on one task - if I cant do it I'll skip it and come back later if there's time. I've memorized the page numbers of where certain items are located in the pdf guides so accessing them should be easier. Stuff like claimrules/SSD tagging/VUM reports isnt something you do everyday, so having the guide to look at should be handy. Gone through the blueprint multiple times and I can perform the tasks at speed. Whether the speed is good enough or not, well, I'll find out tomorrow. Hopefully, the environment wont be too laggy, atleast not as bad as what blargoe experienced. "By the power of Greyskull ... I have the powerrr!!!"

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jibbajabba

First of all - AWESOME news .. well done .. but hang on .. your girlfriend asked you to take her out ? She should take you out and even drive (if she got a car) so you can get completely s**faced

Essendon wrote: »

VCAP5-DCA Testing Strategy and Tips | whiteboardninja

Now that is one of the most useful tips I read I think .. Makes SO much sense ...

blargoe

Essendon wrote: »

Testing strategy > VCAP5-DCA Testing Strategy and Tips | whiteboardninja

I followed this strategy too. I'm certain I would not have passed if I hadn't.

N2IT

Way late to the party this is great news!

Asif Dasl

Congrats Essendon!

Essendon

Thanks gents!

@jibba, didnt get smashed mate, just had a few drinks followed by a nice dinner at one of the good restaurants that line the banks of the Yarra river in Melbourne. The temptation to have more than a few drinks was there, but I have an all-day training at HP today, so I couldnt get too tipsy!

And yeah that testing strategy is the best. I took about 10 minutes to get through all the questions and jot down a 2-3 word description of each question. The only mistake I made was I didnt exactly pick the low-hanging fruit, I just dived right in and started off with Q1. But I did do the Create ones first and then the Admin ones. I crossed off the questions on my scrap paper as I went through them. It's VERY important to keep a running tally of the questions (I dont think you can mark them for review), otherwise it's very easy to start floundering in the myriad of tasks you got to do.

@ N2 and Asif Dasl, thanks guys!

bertieb

Late to the party as ever, but HUGE congrats mate, that's a great achievement