Certificates
JavaScript Advanced
Issued by Software University, Jan 2022
Earners of the "JS Advanced" course possess in-depth knowledge of the JavaScript language, including fundamental syntax, working with arrays, matrices, objects, classes, and functions. They understand more complex concepts such as function context, explicit binding, and the event loop, and have developed their algorithmic thinking. Earners have demonstrated the ability to work with the Document Object Model (DOM), perform manipulations, and handle events. They have explored both functional and object-oriented programming (OOP) approaches in JavaScript, including concepts like inheritance, object composition, and the prototype chain.
JavaScript Advanced
Course Outline
- Syntax, Functions and Statements
- Arrays and Nested Arrays
- Objects and Composition
- DOM Manipulations and Events
- Advanced Functions
- Unit Testing and Error Handling
- Classes
- Prototypes and Inheritance
JavaScript Applications
Issued by Software University, Feb 2022
Earners of the "JavaScript Applications" course have demonstrated an understanding of HTTP requests and their usage. They are familiar with REST Services, Backend as a Service (BaaS) concepts and operation, asynchronous code (including Promises and async/await), Templating, and Routing. Earners have demonstrated the ability to create Single Page Applications using these techniques. They possess knowledge of application architecture, proper application structuring, various design patterns and their practical application, creating custom web components using the Web Components standard, and setting up a Webpack environment from scratch.
JavaScript Applications
Course Outline
- HTTP and REST Services
- Asynchronous Programming
- Remote Data and Authentication
- Single Page Applications
- Architecture and Testing
- Client Side Rendering
- Routing
- Modular Applications
LFS200: Fundamentals of Open Source IT and Cloud Computing
Issued by The Linux Foundation, Nov 2023
Earners of the LFS200: Fundamentals of Open Source IT and Cloud Computing badge understand Linux administration tasks such as installing Linux, user administration, storage administration, networking installation and Cloud technologies. Learners have gained knowledge with some of the text, graphical and web-based interfaces that Linux offers. They have demonstrated an understanding and a readiness for an entry level Linux administrator.
LFS200
Course Outline
- Course Introduction
- What is Linux?
- User Interfaces
- Installing Linux
- Linux Filesystems and File Management
- User and System Administration Commands
- Networking and Network Troubleshooting
- Software and Cloud Computing: Basic Concepts
- Security Fundamentals
- DevOps Fundamentals
- Supporting Applications and Developers
LFS207: Linux System Administration Essentials
Issued by The Linux Foundation, Nov 2023
Earners of the LFS207: Linux System Administration Essentials badge have the tools and concepts they need to efficiently build and manage an enterprise Linux infrastructure. They know how to work with Git and perform essential collaborative tasks, and can use state-of-the-art system administration techniques in real-life scenarios.
LFS207
Course Outline
- Course Introduction
- Linux Filesystem Tree Layout
- User Environment
- User Account Management
- Group Management
- File Permissions and Ownership
- Package Management Systems
- dpkg
- APT
- RPM
- dnf and yum
- zypper
- Git Fundamentals
- Processes
- Process Monitoring
- Memory Monitoring, Usage and Configuring Swap
- I/O Monitoring and Tuning
- Containers Overview
- Linux Filesystems and the VFS
- Disk Partitioning
- Filesystem Features: Attributes, Creating, Checking, Usage, Mounting
- The Ext4 Filesystem
- Logical Volume Management (LVM)
- Kernel Services and Configuration
- Kernel Modules
- Devices and udev
- Network Addresses
- Network Devices and Configuration
- LDAP
- Firewalls
- System Init: systemd History and Customization
- Backup and Recovery Methods
- Linux Security Modules
- System Rescue
LFCA: Linux Foundation Certified IT Associate
Issued by The Linux Foundation, Nov 2023
Earners of this designation demonstrated knowledge of fundamental IT concepts including operating systems, software application installation and management, hardware installation, use of the command line and basic programming, basic networking functions, security best practices, and other related topics to validate their capability and preparedness for an entry-level IT position.
LFCA
Linux Fundamentals 20%
- Linux Operating System
- File Management Commands
- System Commands
- General Networking Commands
System Administration Fundamentals 20%
- System Administration Tasks
- Networking
- Troubleshooting
Cloud Computing Fundamentals 20%
- Cloud Computing Fundamentals
- Performance / Availability
- Serverless
- Cloud Costs and Budgeting
Security Fundamentals 16%
- Security Basics
- Data Security
- Network Security
- System Security
DevOps Fundamentals 16%
- DevOps Basics
- Containers
- Deployment Environments
- Git Concepts
Supporting Applications and Developers 8%
- Software Project Management
- Software Application Architecture
- Functional Analysis
- Open-source Software and Licensing
LFCS: Linux Foundation Certified Systems Administrator
Issued by The Linux Foundation, Nov 2023
Earners of this designation demonstrated the skills required to do basic to intermediate system administration and are knowledgeable in the operational support of Linux systems and services. Earners can assume responsibility for first line troubleshooting and analysis, and demonstrated proficiency in Essential Commands, Operation of Running Systems, User and Group Management, Networking, Service Configuration and Storage Management.
LFCS
Operations Deployment 25%
- Configure kernel parameters, persistent and non-persistent
- Diagnose, identify, manage, and troubleshoot processes and services
- Manage or schedule jobs for executing commands
- Search for, install, validate, and maintain software packages or repositories
- Recover from hardware, operating system, or filesystem failures
- Manage Virtual Machines (libvirt)
- Configure container engines, create and manage containers
- Create and enforce MAC using SELinux
Networking 25%
- Configure IPv4 and IPv6 networking and hostname resolution
- Set and synchronize system time using time servers
- Monitor and troubleshoot networking
- Configure the OpenSSH server and client
- Configure packet filtering, port redirection, and NAT
- Configure static routing
- Configure bridge and bonding devices
- Implement reverse proxies and load balancers
Storage 20%
- Configure and manage LVM storage
- Manage and configure the virtual file system
- Create, manage, and troubleshoot filesystems
- Use remote filesystems and network block devices
- Configure and manage swap space
- Configure filesystem automounters
- Monitor storage performance
Essential Commands 20%
- Basic Git Operations
- Create, configure, and troubleshoot services
- Monitor and troubleshoot system performance and services
- Determine application and service specific aints
- Troubleshoot diskspace issues
- Work with SSL certificates
Users and Groups 10%
- Create and manage local user and group accounts
- Manage personal and system-wide environment profiles
- Configure user resource limits
- Configure and manage ACLs
- Configure the system to use LDAP user and group accounts
SC103: Shell Scripting using Bash
Issued by The Linux Foundation, Mar 2024
Earners of this designation have demonstrated they can work proficiently with Bash and shell scripting, including the ability to work on the Linux command line efficiently and utilize commands, functions, and other shell scripting basics to automate common tasks.
Bash
Shell Scripting Using Bash
- Interactive use of Bash
- Bash configuration, flags, and options
- Simple Commands, Basic Syntax, and Builtins
- Variables, Special Parameters, and Environment
- Expansion, Globbing, and Quoting
- Conditional Expressions, Control Structures, and Operators
- Compound Commands and Functions
- I/O: Pipes, redirections, and reading input