Infrastructure as code with Terraform at professional level
A neighboring automation credential centered on provisioning and operating infrastructure as code rather than configuring systems with playbooks.
Who it suits
Suits automation engineers who provision cloud infrastructure and want to validate infrastructure as code alongside or instead of configuration management.
Key differences
- It focuses on authoring and operating Terraform for provisioning, whereas the Red Hat exam focuses on Ansible playbooks, roles, and inventories.
- It is a multi-part exam for experienced practitioners, while the Red Hat credential is a single performance-based exam.
- It suits cloud and platform engineers, and it is less about configuring operating systems and services.
- Level
- Professional
- Assessment
- Multi-part
- Study time
- 90-150h
- Listed from
- $295
