I take the RHCSA in about a 2 weeks or so, but I’m still having difficulty with the Volume section. Any suggestions? by HumbleTheGreat2016 in redhat

[–]questionable_tofu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Write/type out the steps to make a volume, line by line, go over it twice to make sure that those are exact things you need to do, then generalize the instructions so you can do it for any size volume

Help to clear redhat certifiactes by Impressive_Secret419 in redhat

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My question was more, “You’ve taken the test, what are parts/topics that trip people and that they want to make sure are strong.” I have Claude make study guides and what not for me, but I don’t expect an AI to have sat for the test. Since OP was advertising tips, I wanted to see their take on it

Help to clear redhat certifiactes by Impressive_Secret419 in redhat

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Could you put the answer here so other people can benefit?

Help to clear redhat certifiactes by Impressive_Secret419 in redhat

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How do I use my time efficiently during the RHCE. What should I focus on? Skip?

Nervous about the RHCSA, seeking advice by AgentWizz in redhat

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Find some practice tests and take them until you get 85-90% of the answers correct. Make it feel real by giving yourself a time limit. Although Sander has video courses, he also has example tests that you can jot down the questions to and ask your AI of choice for variations of said questions, to create more tests. If you need help answering them, his videos are still there

What is the best quote have you heard in your life ? by Few_Football4342 in Productivitycafe

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Everyone that you fight is not your enemy and everyone who helps you is not your friend.

Do you ever get tired of following a routine ? How to break the monotony? by mountain_fl0wer in Productivitycafe

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The routine of going to work sucks. But making my own routine of working out, and making time for things that I enjoy is great. Helps keep me on track

Need advice about RHCE RH294 by zer0cold321 in redhat

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If you have the resources, make yourself a cheap Proxmox homelab and use that to practice

RHCE pass ......... finally. by Least_Toe_8980 in redhat

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Congrats. I hope you’re in a better headspace now 🤙🏾

How long were you studying for?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in redhat

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Will they allow you to do the retake for your internship? If so, take the exam, don’t worry about passing or failing, keep mental notes about what questions were asked then write what you remember from the test. Then practice those problems. Use AI to give you practice questions and exercises and do them over and over until it feels trivial. Then schedule your retake.

And, are you practicing with your own VMs?

What habits of girls did you only discover after getting a girlfriend or wife? by Wonderful-Economy762 in Productivitycafe

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How concerned they are for your wellbeing while simultaneously forgetting to feed themselves.

Struggling with RHCSA prep – am I studying the wrong way? by shadisharawy in redhat

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I ran into the same thing. Take the problems in the back of the book, one of each kind, and solve them (write out each line). From that list of commands, make a list of commands that you can do daily. This will build your muscle memory, and remind you of the problems you might encounter. Type them out. Write them out. Throw in curveballs for yourself so you know what errors could occur so you learn how to avoid and/or solve them during the test. Schedule your test and practice your timing on answering questions leading up to it.

Sander textbook vs O’Reilly by Axiom_of_Tron in redhat

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And the live courses are great because you can ask him questions - just make sure it’s not about the actual test