Hi Kenneth, On Thu, Apr 19, 2018 at 3:20 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've been talking about giving LPIC1 for free once you get LPIC Devops > with other LPIC trainers and we totally disagree. Just to be clear, it's not giving LPIC-1 away for free, it's extending an existing certification. Someone not being LPIC-1 would only get the DevOps Tools Engineer, someone who has an LPIC-1 that gets inactive in, say, two years, would then have the existing LPIC-1 extended to be active for another five years. > Someone being able to run docker or git could perfectly be a Windows > Sysadmin/Developer, and it has nothing to do with partitioning, Kernel > modules, text-parsing and many other topics taught in LPIC1 which are > "mandatory" for any Linux operator or junior sysadmin. > > > When we got asked about which level should our LPIC-DevOps students have > (selection process), we said: > > Mandatory to be LPIc-1 level, if possible, LPIC-2 web-focused as well. > > So, no, Docker+Ansible+Git+K8s are not equivalent neither imply that you > know how to use grep/sed/modprobe/fdisk/mkfs/..... Exactly. We won't make any changes in that regard. Although, if an existing LPIC-1 holder passes the DevOps exam, should we really force him to redo his LPIC-1? Fabian
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