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And yet they seemed to skip over my questions entirely.....

The three retired certifications that I earned were the i-Net+, CDIA+, and DHTI+. The CompTIA i-Net+ certification was designed to validate the technical knowledge and skills needed for entry-level Internet and e-commerce roles. It focused on fundamental Internet concepts, including...

The CompTIA CTT+ was retired on March 31, 2023, so that would limit your applicant pool since the certification is no longer offered. Could you provide clarity on the following: CompTIA is an organization, not a subject area. A+ is a certification program. Cybersecurity is a sector of IT...

https://www.comptia.org/certifications/cloud-essentials

I'm assuming that they run the numbers on sales figures in the CompTIA store for vouchers and training to make decisions regarding ROI. The organization has retired several certifications over the years. I'm adopting a "wait and see" approach to the new products. My concern is that I hope...

This makes the fourth CompTIA certification I've earned that has been retired.

So I have a partial answer from CompTIA:

Good luck getting an official answer soon. The new management at CompTIA has been silent as the grave on most queries.

That's the best part of living in Florida. Pool season lasts a lot longer.

I haven't done any work with AWS yet. Strictly MS Azure so far.

At our age, slowly is the only speed we have left.

CompTIA should have designated representatives for publishing proposed/approved new certifications and offerings to the CompTIA Instructor Network. It's a shame that we find out about new stuff no sooner than the general public at large. Seriously, you will find no advocates for CompTIA more...

I have used the CompTIA official curriculum, which I guess is now called CertMaster Learn, for 20 years. I find it to be comprehensive and easy to understand. The CertMaster Labs are better today than they've ever been. The CertMaster Practice is hit or miss. Some questions are intentionally...

I thought CloudNetX was more challenging than either the Cloud+ or the Network+. I recently passed my fifth version of Network+ and my second version of Cloud+, and I thought that those two were much less challenging. There were definitely topics on CloudNetX that weren't on the other two...

Based on my time on that subreddit, #1 is the cause of the majority of incidents.

I have found that the vast majority of issues with home testing are due to testers NOT reading and following the technical instructions or the room setup requirements. If you can't figure out how to troubleshoot basic stuff like this, you're not ready for the test. I've taken dozens of...

I'll be happy to answer any questions you may have.

I wish they would. My Data+ is up for renewal in November, and my DataSys+ is up next year. I think there is probably as much overlap between CloudNetX and Net+/Cloud+ as there is in SecurityX and PenTest+/CySA+/Security+.

I used Transcender back in the day to get my MCSE.

I recommend MeasureUp https://www.measureup.com/comptia.html I also recommend CyberVista (formerly Kaplan IT, Transcender) https://certify.cybervista.net/vendor/comptia/ You can also try Boson https://boson.com/certification/comptia The Sybex books from Wiley Publishing are rather solid...