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In short, LPIc DevOps could be more interesting/best-selling like this: - LPIc 1: common Linux Ground - DevOps Essentials (Docker, Git, CD/CI theory, Blue/Green deployments, Vagrant?, etc...). About 30h-40h training, just enough to get ready for DevOps, containers, service-discovery and clouds. - DevOps for Programmers: focus on modern software and CD/CI, whilst just being able to spin up/down vagrant/k8s services and so on. Here you should get fluent enough to lead your team of developers into the DevOps world, but it's not your duty to bring up a K8s cluster with all the log-concentration and metrics, just use it. About 40h's of training. - DevOps for Sysadmins: focus on infrastructure, metrics, log management and monitoring. Meant to upgrade Linux Sysadmins into DevOps technologies. Something like 40h's as well. In each path you should get the basic points of the other DevOps group, so you can work together, but for me it's quite clear that I'm a sysadmin and I'm responsible to provide a stable platform with lots of sensors and log management, but I will not deal with Jenkins unless something went really wrong and developers ask me to check it with them. I need to be able to push/pull from GIT, but I'm not expected to deal with several branches + integration issues, if I ever bump into such a problem, google or a workmate will help me. Otherwise we've a certification with too many hard topics which almost no one is going to require in his/her job. Regards, Kenneth A 2019-01-31 10:08, Kenneth Peiruza escrigué: > IMHO LPIc DevOps should be splitted in two: DevOps for developers and DevOps > for operations. > > Here in Spain, private courses of LPIc DevOps had been splitted in two, so we > can sell 40h trainings (most cloud-provider certs last from 10 to 20h, > official docker certifications 24-30). > > Longer trainings are harder to sell. > > So we have established a common minimal knowledge (i.e. docker and got > essentials) then divided most other topics (jenkins & packer for developers, > k8s and ansible for ops). > > I'd suggest dividing LPI DevOps in 1 essential course with this common ground > the. A LPIc DevOps for developers and DevOps for sysadmins. > > Regards, > > Kenneth > > _______________________________________________ > lpi-examdev mailing list > [email protected] > https://list.lpi.org/mailman/listinfo/lpi-examdev [1] Links: ------ [1] https://list.lpi.org/mailman/listinfo/lpi-examdev
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