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oracle beta $50 cert

mrploddy

Oracles Linux Ceres are up for update so currently in beta at stated price. Good for a cheap Linux cert?

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pram

Maybe. OL is just RHEL/CentOS with the addition of their 'Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel' and Ksplice afaik

It might be cheap but I doubt its easy. If you're super familiar with CentOS I'd say go for it.

varelg

pram wrote: »

Maybe. OL is just RHEL/CentOS with the addition of their 'Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel' and Ksplice afaik

It might be cheap but I doubt its easy. If you're super familiar with CentOS I'd say go for it.

Last time I checked, LPIC-1 was a pre- requisite for their Linux cert(s).