The Linux Foundation
Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator
Hands-on Linux administration instead of BSD
The Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator proves Unix-style server skills through live command-line tasks, for people who prefer a performance-based exam to a written one.
Who it suits
Suits administrators who run or are moving toward Linux servers and want to show command-line skill under practical conditions. Less relevant if your environment is built on a BSD system.
Key differences
- It is assessed by completing real tasks on live Linux systems, while the BSD Specialist is a written exam.
- The platform shifts from BSD installation, packages, storage and security to Linux operations, networking, storage, users and groups.
- It comes from the Linux Foundation rather than the Linux Professional Institute, so training materials and community differ.
- Level
- Professional
- Assessment
- Practical
- Study time
- 70-120h
- Listed from
- $445
