On Fri, 21 Jun 2013 13:58:29 +0300 Alexandru Juncu <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello, everyone! > > There seems to be a lot of talk about the revision for LPIC-2, I just > wanted to bring to discussion a topic: virtuali[zs]ation (us/uk). > > Today, it's very hard _not_ to be confronted with virtualization > technologies, especially in the Linux world. KVM. LXC/OpenVZ, Xen are > things everyone is talking about. > > Being a heavy user of virtualization solutions both for personal use > and in student classes (LPIC classes too), I have always been > surprised that these topics never made it at lest as mentions in > LPIC-1. > > But I think this is an important topic for a modern Linux System > Administrator and I think it should be a topic in LPIC-2. I know that > LPIC-3 has topics about this (the LPIC-304 being the specialization > for this). > > I know that LPIC-2 already has a lot of topics pushed into it and that > it's already crowded. But I just wanted to raise the issue for debate > to see if there are others that think that including it in LPIC-2 > would be a benefit for students and future Linux system > administrators. Hi Alexandru, if you go thrugh LPI-304 objectives you will discover that virtualization is quite a wide field. I don't think there is need to put small fragments into LPIC-2 just to mention there is virtualization. -- Michael Gisbers http://gisbers.de
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