RHCSA Training Class RHEL7

Course details

Description 
My training consist in 10 lessons. The duration of each one is between 60 and 90 minutes. 

This is the ULTIMATE RHCSA Preparation Course. 30% of all first time RHCSA fail to pass the test on their first try. Be part of the 70% who pass RHCSA on their first try. 

Classroom training cost anywhere from 3500 to 7500 for a week worth of training. Who has that type of money, or time, take advantage of the discount price of this exam.

This is an engaging self-paced video course that provides learners with real world examples and how they may be tested in the RHCSA course. 

• ALL THE VIDEOS ARE FROM MY PREVIOUS TRAINING COURSE, WHERE AT SOME POINTS OF THE VIDEOS YOU WILL SEE THAT I ASK FOR QUESTIONS. 
• THE VIDEOS HAS NOT ANY KIND OF EDITION 
• THE VIDEOS QUALITY IS GOOD 
• I DO NOT EXPLAIN HOW TO CREATE THE SERVER NOR THE CLIENT VIRTUAL MACHINE TO PRACTICE ALL THE OBJECTIVES - BUT I WILL UPDATE THE COURSE WITH THIS EXPLANATION.
• NO PRACTICE EXAM PROVIDED... But I will update the course with one practice exam.

I GUARANTEE YOU if you practice every objective as I show on the videos, you will absolutely ACE the real exam. I focus more in the practice and less on the theory. Because the key to pass the exam at first try is "practice and more practice". 

What is different about my training from the rest of the courses? 
The course I give is based on the key points to pass the EX200 (RHCSA) exam on your first try. It is worth clarifying that I do not waste time into basic topics such as: moving through the file system, creating directories and files, as these points are practiced during of my training.  
I expose each goal by the easiest way in which you can memorize how to do it, it is worth clarifying that there are several ways to achieve the same result. 

During my training, I mention several tips that will help you during the exam.  

Guaranteed to pass the exam? 
No one can give you the guarantee that after take the training, you will pass the exam. Since the key to everything is practice. Even official partner courses do not guarantee that you pass the exam. 

Books or documentation to use  
On the internet you can find much documentation of each topic related to the exam, it is only know how to search and put it into practice.  
Example: How to extend a logical volume. If this same question puts it on the internet, you will get many answers on how to achieve it. Now you need to know how to apply it to your system. 

What distribution should you use in training? 
You can use any distribution, but I recommend using a Red Hat based distribution (Fedora, CentOS, RHEL) Preferably using RHEL, you can enroll in developers at redhat and get a free copy of the software, or you can go and register on redhat where you can have updates for 30 days. 

In my course I use Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.3

How to use this subscription of 30 days, on the same page explain you how to do it.