Does your team need recognised Linux skills to run your servers?
Enterprise Linux
The full enterprise Linux ladder, from first administration role through to engineer level, across LPI, Red Hat and SUSE.
What this covers
This is the track most careers in this field start with, and the one most employers screen for. It covers installing, configuring, securing and maintaining enterprise Linux systems: the file system and boot process, users and permissions, packages and services, networking, storage, logging, and the shell fluency that separates someone who can follow a runbook from someone who can write one.
The three vendor ladders overlap deliberately. LPIC is distribution neutral and travels anywhere; Red Hat and SUSE are hands-on and performance based, which is why their certifications carry weight in tenders. We advise on which ladder actually suits your team rather than selling the longest one.
What’s included
- LPIC-1 System Administrator
- LPIC-2 Linux Engineer
- Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA)
- Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE)
- SCA SUSE Certified Systems Administrator
- SCE SUSE Certified Systems Engineer
- SUSE Certified Deployment Specialist in SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
- SCA SUSE Multi-Linux Manager
- SUSE Certified Deployment Specialist in SUSE Multi-Linux Manager
- SCE SLES for SAP Applications
Certifications covered
Sound familiar?
Send us the team, the level they are at and the certification you are aiming for, and we will come back with a proposed schedule.