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With all the changes coming with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Higher end certification program and the training around it, I’ve heard Red Hat admins ask, “But what about their certifications?” The reality is that not much has changed around Red Hat certifications at the basic levels. But if you’ve got your sights set higher for the RHCA and some of the speciality areas, things have changed a bit!
At the lower levels — Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) and Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) — nothing has really changed. You still need to take the same courses and exams (EX200 for the RHCSA and EX300 for the RHCE), and you’ll need both of these certifications to get your Red Hat Certified Architect (RHCA) certification.
What has changed at the Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Higher end certification levels? Well, a lot.
Red Hat has retired two mid-tier certifications: Red Hat Certified Security Specialist (RHCSS) and Red Hat Certified Datacenter Specialist (RHCDS).
For the RHCA, you have some additional flexibility. To move from RHCE to RHCA — the pinnacle of Red Hat certifications, you must earn five higher-level specialty certifications. The choices have expanded beyond the Red Hat Certificates of Expertise to include Openstack and even JBoss application server certifications, for a total of 13 choices! If you earn more than five higher-level certifications, Red Hat recognizes that by designating you a higher-level RHCA. For example, earning seven of the below certifications would make you an RHCA Level II.
You can become an RHCA by earning RHCE plus any five of the following in Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Higher end certification
Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Higher end certification chart-
Higher End Trainings In Red Hat
| Sr. No. | Course Code | Course Name |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | RH199 | RHCSA Rapid Track (Systeam Administration I & II) |
| 2 | RH299 | RHCE Rapid Track (Systeam Administration III) |
| 3 | CL210 | Red Hat OpenStack Administration I & II |
| 4 | RH236 | Red Hat Storage Administration |
| 5 | RH413 | Red Hat Server Hardening |
| 6 | RH318 | Red Hat Virtulization Administration |
| 7 | DO276 | Containerizing Software Applications |
| 8 | JB421 | Red Hat JBoss Fuse Camel Development |
| 9 | DO405 | Configuration Management with Puppet |
| 10 | CL210 | Red Hat OpenStack Administration II |
| 11 | RH403 | Red Hat Satellite 6 Administration |
| 12 | DO280 | OpenShift Enterprise Administration |
| 13 | CL310 | Red Hat OpenStack Administration III |
| 14 | RH436 | Red Hat High Availability Clustering |
| 15 | RH270 | Managing Containers with Red Hat Enterprise Linux Atomic Host |
| 16 | RH401 | Red Hat Enterprise Deployment and Systems Management |
| 17 | DO280 | OpenShift Enterprise Administration |
| 18 | DO290 | OpenShift Enterprise Development |
| 19 | DO180 | Introduction to Containers, Kubernetes, and Red Hat OpenShift |
| 20 | CL220 | Red Hat CloudForms Hybrid Cloud Management |
| 21 | RH342 | Red Hat Enterprise Linux Diagnostics and Troubleshooting |
| 22 | DO407 | Automation with Ansible |
| 23 | CL220 | Red Hat CloudForms Hybrid Cloud Management |
| 24 | DO407 | Automation with Ansible |
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Starting October 1, 2014, Red Hat Certificates of Expertise will have a lifespan of three years. Also, three Certificates of Expertise have been retired (though, if you already have one, it can still count toward your RHCA). See the list of expired certs below.
Recently Retired Red Hat Certifications
- Red Hat Certified Security Specialist (RHCSS)
- Red Hat Certified Datacenter Specialist (RHCDS)
- Red Hat Certificate of Expertise in Security: Networking Services
- Red Hat Certificate of Expertise in Directory Services and Authentication
- Red Hat Certificate of Expertise in SELinux Policy Administration
Yes, Red Hat system administrators and fans, that’s a lot to digest! The big takeaways are:
- You have more options to earn your RHCA.
- Red Hat Certificates of Expertise now have a three-year lifespan and will be designated current or non-current on your certification record.
- Several Red Hat certifications have been retired.
Phew! That’s a lot of change, but as an IT professional I’m sure you’re up for the challenge. After all, technology always moves forward, and so must your Red Hat knowledge and expertise!
SO WISH YOU ALL THE VERY BEST!! HAPPY LEARNING !!
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