QuickStart Hosting Linux on Azure Live Webinar
QuickStart is pleased to announce that on February 21st 2017, We will be hosting a live webinar with the General Manager of Training for the Linux Foundation, Clyde Seepersad.
This educational event will give attendees the opportunity to discuss upcoming technology trends with a Linux professional, and to explore case studies shaping the use of open source in the cloud.
In addition, Mr. Seepersad will be answering questions regarding the new MCSA: Linux on Azure certification.
In 2015, Linux and Windows came together to create one of the most profitable and sought-after certifications in the industry. Since then, IT professionals from every discipline have begun to take advantage of the demand for this skill set.
According to Microsoft, “This certification demonstrates your ability to design, architect, implement, and maintain complex cloud-enabled Linux solutions that leverage Microsoft Azure open source capabilities. It also validates your Linux system administration skills to show that you are fluent in today’s cloud-native world.”
IT professionals interested in obtaining this certification can do so by passing the Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator exam and the Microsoft Implementing Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Solutions exam. You can adequately prepare for these exams by taking part in the following Linux on Azure training courses:
- (L-250) Enterprise Linux Systems Administration
- (LFS201) Essentials of Linux System Administration
- (MS-20533) Implementing Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Solutions
If you’d like to learn more about the benefits of this certification, register to attend our live webinar, Leveraging Linux & Open Source on Azure Cloud: The Convergence of Windows and Linux Admins as a Hybrid Role .
We hope to see you there!
This beginner-level 5 days training program is specifically designed for System Administrators having familiarity with the core concepts of Linux Operating Systems.
This beginner-level 5 days training program is specifically designed for students striving to gain proficiency in installation, configuration, and troubleshooting of network services.
The Linux Troubleshooting program is relevant and thorough, focused on a hands-on method to equipping learners with the necessary skills to efficiently solve issues in the Linux world.
The course will help beginners get comfortable with Unix systems and learn critical workflows about managing directories and files, using the vi editor, complying with the excellent security mechanisms built into Linux, and understand how data is processed and flows across Linux pipelines.