The LFCS (Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator) exam is tailored for individuals seeking to affirm their competence in the adept installation, configuration, and operation of Linux-based systems. This certification is particularly valuable for those working with Linux systems, whether in on-premises environments or within cloud-based infrastructures. Successful completion of the LFCS exam signifies a candidate’s proficiency in managing Linux systems across various platforms, making it a recognized validation of their skills in the field.

The LFCS (Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator) certification was created by The Linux Foundation to address the growing need for skilled Linux administrators. This exam incorporates performance-based items that emulate real-world tasks and scenarios encountered by sysadmins. Notably, the exam is agnostic to distribution-specific tasks, eliminating the need to select a particular platform in the exam preparation checklist. This approach ensures that candidates are assessed on their fundamental Linux administration skills, providing a versatile and comprehensive evaluation of their capabilities.

Delivery Method: Classroom / Virtual – 25 hours