Hi,
I have just joined as a system admin for a company which build android and many other mobile apps. they use windows,mac and linux os. My PC is Linux ubuntu ,which i havent used before. The company does server works using cloud computing ,amazon and all sorts f stuffs like tat.
I am new to this site and need an advice from the experts about what should be my initial steps in my role ?
Software/Hardware used:
Linux Ubuntu
ASKED:
February 23, 2011 11:45 AM
UPDATED:
February 28, 2011 4:27 AM
The first thing I think you will have to do is learning Ubuntu.
Here’s the Community Documentation:
UserDocumentation
Thankz carlosdl.
Try to get a global certification on ubuntu, if u don’t till have !
“Try to get a global certification on ubuntu”
what for ?
yeah…..y should i get a global certification ..??
Thankz Sixball …. I am exactly in the process of what u said.
The Ubuntu certification will consist of a single exam on top of LPI’s existing 101 and 102 exams. This gives u the advantage of an existing global standard, LPIC-1, plus the “Ubuntu Certified Professional” status. The exam is developed by LPI’s product
development team and Ubuntu community members. This is internationally-recognized certification programs which have earned the respect of vendors, employers and administrators. Look here for More Info and here is Official Documentation
Sorry, I missed something. It is not necessary to do certification particularly on ubuntu, there r several Linux certifications in the market. U know better that, core Linux component is same (kernel) for all variants of Linux OS. CompTia Linux + certification or RHCE or NCLE or other global certification on the same. Though u mentioned the OS type is Ubuntu, that is why I recommended to do the specific certifications, remember it is only RECOMMENDATION not ESSENTIAL. And also I provided the necessary references in my earlier discussions. There is also a good resource for Linux and HowTos, u can visit tldp.org
Oh..ok Rechil…thankz for the info but the ubuntu certifications which u r talkin abt has no much value here in India. Whereas the Red Hat certified have importance. Anyway, Thankz for the linkz.