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You may want to reach out to your CompTIA Business Manager to get access to the Instructor materials for CySA and PT. The base CompTIA... -
Complete trouble, these two. /r
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BrianFord replied to the thread DevOps Fundamentals Ideas for the new Domain 5 in the Version 004..Great topic Michael! A resource that I found very useful was this from Altassian. Agile development and Devops methods are compatible...
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Also, as a shameless, self-serving plug, be sure to watch my TTT series for Project+ 005. Perhaps it might help you... -
There isn't a way to run MD5 (or any other hashing algorithm) directly with dd. If you'd like to validate your copy, I'd suggest the...
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Happy to share that I have successfully completed my SY0-701 exam to renew my other certifications until 2027.
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1. Personally, I've seen boot camps work for students that already have a good amount of experience in the subject matter already -...
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BrianFord replied to the thread Meyers: Sec+ 601 retirement date pushed back to December 2024 instead of July.According to the CompTIA Security+ Product Manager this reporting from Total Seminars is inaccurate. The English language version of...
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Firstly, congratulations on getting AWS Solutions Architect Professional cert. :) As for your query, you can renew your CompTIA certs...
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Hi everyone, If I took and passed the AWS Solutions Architect Professional back in October 2023, can I use it to renew my Cloud+...
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Depends. Foundation level is $100. Associate level is $150. Professional level and specialties are $300. But each time you pass, you...
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BrianFord replied to the thread AI Training.In my experience these 'Essentials' courses are great technical introductions to a technology. I completed the cloud essentials and was...
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So in short: someone needs to pay for it.
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Work with who you are teaching for, or your CompTIA business development manager. They are the ones who would provide access.
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BrianFord reacted to Charles's post in the thread Stanford Code In Place is open again this year! with Like.
There's no age limit on being a student!