The Linux Foundation
Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator
Broader practical Linux operations from the Linux Foundation
The Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator is a distribution-neutral, task-based Linux exam that covers day-to-day operations instead of concentrating on failure diagnosis.
Who it suits
Fits Linux administrators who want a hands-on credential covering general operations, and who are not specifically looking for a troubleshooting specialization on Red Hat systems.
Key differences
- It spans deployment, networking, storage, essential commands and user management, whereas the Red Hat exam concentrates on diagnosing and repairing broken systems.
- The exam is not built around Red Hat Enterprise Linux, so skills transfer across other distributions more directly.
- Both are performance-based, so neither relies on multiple-choice recall.
- Level
- Professional
- Assessment
- Practical
- Study time
- 70-120h
- Listed from
- $445
