Hi Sergio, On Tue, Jul 31, 2018 at 11:13 PM, Sergio Belkin <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi, I'd like to understand exactly what a candidate should to be able, are > these abilities correct? > > - Determine if a system it's either a container or a virtual machine > - To be aware of differents technologies of containerization (eg: > docker,LXC) virtualization (eg: virtualbox, kvm) and difference between > public and private computing > - Basic Install Linux on a hypervisor (VirtualBox, KVM) > - Check/list containers/virtual machines running > > I think these knowledges are not required: > > - Build/run containers > - Configure networking on container > > > Well, please could you correct me if I'm wrong? And more example will be > welcome > You're absolutely right, neither networking configuration nor building containers is mentioned in the objectives. I would just be careful of mentioning Docker and LXC in the same list, as their approaches are a little different (application container vs. system container). The idea behind this objective is to be able to apply the LPIC-1 knowledge not just on a regular PC, but also on a VM or even to debug a container. It is not about configuring up the hypervisor, it is about using Linux inside a VM and understanding what a VM / a container is, where their installations come from (knowing there is an image, knowing where it comes from, but not practically building it from scratch). There are also some common specialties of most IaaS clouds, mostly related to images, too. In fact, getting a Linux VM in the cloud requires almost no networking knowledge, but the candidate should know enough about it to use his LPIC-1 skills in that instance. I hope this helps :) Fabian
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