From what I've seen, RHCE still holds real weight if you're aiming for a career in Linux system administration or automation. It's not just a piece of paper; employers actually recognize it because it tests practical skills through hands-on tasks rather than multiple-choice guessing. That alone...
Honestly, it depends on where you're at in your career and what you want out of it. The Huawei Solution Specialist certification mostly appeals to people already working with networking stuff who want something that shows real hands on skill, not just book knowledge. It tells employers you get...
Had the same doubt when I first came across HCIP Access. It's not an easy certificate to breeze through; the theory around PON, xDSL, and access aggregation alone takes real time, and on top of that, applying it to real scenarios is a whole separate challenge. Others in forums have mentioned the...
First attempt did not go the way I expected. The score report broke things down by domain, and it was clear within minutes that lifecycle management and dependency injection were where most of the damage happened. Spent weeks reading documentation and assumed that was enough. The report proved...