Feedback for additional questions

giulianopz / lfcs

my personal notes to prepare for the Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator (LFCS) exam

https://giulianopz.github.io/lfcs/

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Feedback for additional questions #1

Open iec61131 opened 3 years ago

iec61131 commented 3 years ago

Hey,

thanks a lot for this github repo. It helped me a lot to prepare my LFCS exam in July 2021.

A few additional hints:

questions about creating a RAID and exporting the config so that it persists in /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf
questions about virsh managed VM, how to enable restart, increase the main memory for a specific virsh VM
usage of docker containers:
- delete an existing one
- pull nginx
- run container with specific name tag and enable autostart for that specific container

Best

giulianopz commented 3 years ago

Thanks for your feedback, @iec61131. I will revise the topics you mentioned to improve the repo. Happy :blush: to hear this helped you to prepare yourself for the exam.

jmcausing commented 1 year ago

@iec61131 did you pass the exam?

jmcausing commented 1 year ago

@giulianopz how about you? May I ask if you passed the exam?

giulianopz commented 1 year ago

@giulianopz how about you? May I ask if you passed the exam?

Sure, you can. Yes, I passed it luckily.

jmcausing commented 1 year ago

@giulianopz how about you? May I ask if you passed the exam?

Sure, you can. Yes, I passed it luckily.

Wow, congratulations. Any tips that you can share? :)

giulianopz commented 1 year ago

read carefully all the exam info: a. Certification Preparation Guide b. Linux Foundation Certification Exam: Candidate Handbook c. FAQs d. Important Instructions: LFCS
study all the topics mentioned in the Domains & Competencies section a. this repository should include enough stuff you need to know for each entry in that list, but I did not check if they added some new topics: so please, double-check
memorize all the commands you can, but, most importantly, get familiar with 'man' to search info about commands
practice extensively using a spare laptop (or a virtual machine)
use everyday Linux as your primary OS (if you are not doing it already)