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Congrats. Good luck with Data+. It is less technical than DataSys+ and focuses more on visualization and analysis.

Something I usually add to my discussions and labs about load balancers not detailed in-depth above include: Algorithms - How backend servers are chosen for requests Sessions - The complexity created with load balancing and some things needing to be sticky if the session state is not shared...

I love AWS Academy, as students can use AWS as a lab environment for free, with no credit card required. It has controls in place, so some things are impossible, but most are. The cool thing here is that cloud computing is in demand. It gives them experience with a real environment many may...

The following links are helpful General CEU information from CompTIA - https://www.comptia.org/continuing-education/learn/earn-continuing-education-units Certifications and what they auto renew -...

Oh the stories... So many minor mistakes can bring the network to its knees. I have seen this multiple times as it depends on the weight of the route where it falls in the pecking order. It is hard to teach students that such minor changes can reign chaos. I try to do this by providing them a...

Dang, sad I missed that.

Has the beta already happened for this exam, or is it in November? Is that what you are referencing? I may want to jump on the beta of this one.

Sounds to me like it was not well-engineered. Granted linux has so many flavors, so it may work better on a certain family. Centos is from the redhat family and ubuntu is not. As for the filesystem... once again, poorly engineered. Looks like it was a get it working and ship it out type of job...

Emailed and got a response that they are still working on getting these for people. Hopefully soon.

I have not recieved mine either. I realized I have a mismatch on the email linked to my account here and the one I use when I to the Train The Trainer sessions. I may have to correct that so it does not affect the vouchers in the future.

Testing centers were non-existent for a few years with the pandemic around me. Hawaii was more locked down than most states, and many industry tests were still not offered last I checked. I also live a ways from Honolulu, so I love remote proctoring. Unfortunately, no one likes to support Linux...

Glad someone else can use it.

If one of the people in charge says, that is okay... I am fine with that. I would expect they would want to keep track of who they were issued to and would like to control who they go to.

I received one, but do not need it. I already took and passed the certification exam. How do I return it so it can go to someone else?