Got my RHCE cert

I was on the RH300 rapid track training last week. The five-day training included the Red Hat Certified Engineer examination on the last day.

The instructor (GyachI lead developer and Linux Users Group Singapore founder, Greg Hosler, no less) facilitated some very interesting discussions, interspersing them with his own copious experience not just with Red Hat but with Linux development in general. To say that we learned a lot from him would be an understatement.

And, as a bonus, I passed the exam. I'm now an RHCE. :) After getting the RHCT certification (for RHEL 4) two years ago, I planned on taking the RHCE exam immediately the next year. Well, two years is not that bad, considering the changes that had happened.

Now, looking forward to the RHCA certification. Heh. (I wish!)

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  1. Efren5/10/08 02:09

    Bro, ayus RHCE kana pala. COngrats!

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  3. Harold Gracia7/10/08 06:13

    Congrats Ian, isa ka talagang GURU. Kelan ang inuman?

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  4. Edwin Ajero7/10/08 07:36

    Galing mo bro!! Congrats! Sama ako sa inuman ha.

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  5. Ian Dexter7/10/08 14:55

    Hehe. Salamat. :)

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