CompTIA AutoOps+

[Gregory Childers]

CompTIA is looking for qualified individuals to help develop a brand new infrastructure-related certification by participating in a beta exam. Input from IT infrastructure professionals working in the field is crucial to our ability to develop relevant and up-to-date exam content , validating the knowledge and skills required to harness automation as a competitive advantage—optimizing efficiency, security, and innovation across cloud and hybrid infrastructures.

If you qualify, take, and pass the CompTIA AutoOps+ beta exam (EXAM CODE AT1-001), you will earn the new CompTIA AutoOps+ certification at no cost.

Please note: exam results will not be available until the new CompTIA AutoOps+ exam (EXAM CODE AT0-001) launches in Summer 2026.

The target audience for the new certification includes the following individuals:

Those with at least 2 – 3 years of experience in a core IT infrastructure role.

Job Roles include:

• Cloud Administrator

• Cybersecurity Administrator

• Linux Systems Administrator

• Network Administrator

• Systems Administrator

• Senior Technical Support Specialist
  

CompTIA AutoOps+ Beta Exam

www.comptia.org

 

[Tony Mationg]

Oh my! Looking at the objectives, I think it is tailored fit to devs.

 

[Glenn Hobbs]

It looks educators don't qualify, I selected "other" on the first question and was told I was not fit.

 

[Gregory Childers]

It looks educators don't qualify, I selected "other" on the first question and was told I was not fit.

I selected Cybersecurity Admin, and I was told no.

 

[Rick Butler]

I played with the form some - I guess having 10+ years experience is also a disqualifier.

 

[Gregory Childers]

I played with the form some - I guess having 10+ years experience is also a disqualifier.

Well, that's because old folks can't figure out new technology......duh!

 

[Mitch Garvis]

I've applied... I hope to be selected!

 

[Rick Butler]

Well, that's because old folks can't figure out new technology......duh!

I hope you're not calling *me* old...

 

[DigitalCrestInstitute2025]

I applied and it said I was too old. Apparently the Unix and DEC gave me away.

 

[Eric225]

Hi! Thanks so much for this super helpful info—I'm taking a look now

 

[Steve Linthicum]

I hope you're not calling *me* old...

 

[Steve Linthicum]

I hope you're not calling *me* old...

The positive aspect of being "old" is rather than having to understand the meaning of new terms like AutoOps, I can simply resort to Google and "prompt" it for a definition that makes sense. See https://www.autoops.com/ .......

 

[Gregory Childers]

I hope you're not calling *me* old...

Lol. I'm older than you!

 

[Mitch Garvis]

I applied and it said I was too old. Apparently the Unix and DEC gave me away.

We both are... now get off my lawn!

 

[anisha002]

The CompTIA AutoOps course is a great choice for students and learners in 2025 and beyond. IT operations are evolving with automation and AI-driven tools. This course helps learners gain hands-on experience in automating IT processes, managing cloud environments, and improving operational efficiency.
These skills are in high demand across industries. As businesses rely more on hybrid cloud systems and DevOps practices, professionals who understand automation frameworks and IT orchestration are more appealing in the job market. With CompTIA AutoOps, learners can prepare for roles such as
automation engineer, cloud operations specialist, systems administrator, IT support engineer, and DevOps analyst. To build a strong foundation before diving into automation-focused learning, many students start with CompTIA Cloud Essentials+. This course provides a solid understanding of fundamental cloud concepts, governance, and business impact. It's a perfect starting point for those new to the cloud and automation ecosystem. In 2025 and the years ahead, companies will continue to prioritize cloud-based automation to boost performance, cut costs, and improve agility. Learning CompTIA AutoOps not only prepares students for future-ready roles but also helps them stay competitive in an IT landscape increasingly shaped by intelligent automation and cloud technologies.

 

[GingerHacker]

CompTIA is looking for qualified individuals to help develop a brand new infrastructure-related certification by participating in a beta exam. Input from IT infrastructure professionals working in the field is crucial to our ability to develop relevant and up-to-date exam content , validating the knowledge and skills required to harness automation as a competitive advantage—optimizing efficiency, security, and innovation across cloud and hybrid infrastructures.

If you qualify, take, and pass the CompTIA AutoOps+ beta exam (EXAM CODE AT1-001), you will earn the new CompTIA AutoOps+ certification at no cost.

Please note: exam results will not be available until the new CompTIA AutoOps+ exam (EXAM CODE AT0-001) launches in Summer 2026.

The target audience for the new certification includes the following individuals:

Those with at least 2 – 3 years of experience in a core IT infrastructure role.

Job Roles include:

• Cloud Administrator
• Cybersecurity Administrator
• Linux Systems Administrator
• Network Administrator
• Systems Administrator
• Senior Technical Support Specialist

CompTIA AutoOps+ Beta Exam

www.comptia.org

This looks fantastic !!

 

[Rick Butler]

I applied and it said I was too old. Apparently the Unix and DEC gave me away.

DEC? That's not old, that crosses into "venerable" territory, but only *slightly* before my time.

The positive aspect of being "old" is rather than having to understand the meaning of new terms like AutoOps, I can simply resort to Google and "prompt" it for a definition that makes sense. See https://www.autoops.com/ .......

Ask Google? Heh... one can only speculate what you might get from Google's form of Skynet, brother. You might have better luck with desiccated chicken bones on a trash can lid.

Lol. I'm older than you!

Exactly my point. Although my creaky self still has to do the gym 3x per week, lest I am reduced to a pile of dust with a black fedora sitting thereupon.

We both are... now get off my lawn!

Yeah, that's geezer speak for sure. But I can't say that. Living in a dry climate like Colorado means I either to take out a mortgage on my house to water my dirt and weeds, or allow it to become "natural-scaped".