Hello,
Virtualization on Linux outside of VMware is not as premature as most
people think. Granted, KVM/VMI is extremely new and therefore not used
much but Xen has quite a following.
As for not covering web services, I think that is a mistake. The vast
majority of Linux servers in use today are web servers. Mail and
messaging does not even come in close to this for Linux usage. Granted
this may open up a huge discussion and yes I run Linux on all but 2 or
so less critical systems, but still most people in the enterprise are
using Linux for Apache, compute clusters, and specific middle tier
applications.
Best regards,
Edward Haletky
Giannis Stoilis wrote:
On 30 Apr 2007 17:20:43 -0400, G. Matthew Rice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
For example, I think that the Virtualization exam is premature. A
lot is
changing in the virt world right now and I, personally, would like to
see
it stabilize a little more before creating the exam. On the other hand,
there may be a great degree of interest/support for this from certain
enterprise customers and distributions.
I agree
The "primary" topics that are being suggested for the follow up exams
are:
Security
Web Services
Mail and Messaging
High Availability and Virtualization
My opinion is that LPI's certifications seem, at least to me, more or
less geared towards supporting a generic non-IT related enterprise
with a linux related infrastracture. In that context, Security, HA
and perhaps Mail-Messaging make much more sense to me than Web
Services.
[snip]
Regards
- Giannis
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