[LINUX] LinuC Level 2 (201/202) Examination Report
Introduction
I want to work on Linux-related projects, so I studied and took the exam to learn the basics.
* LPIC Level 1 is acquired through training for new employees.
Study method
First, the standard "Ping-t ".
However, since it will be paid content (¥ 2400 / month), I used it for only one month.
The period of "1 month" is
- I want to avoid wasting money in the first place
- Short-term concentration rather than lazy
- When I was a new employee, I got LPIC level 1 in 2 weeks, so 1 month is enough time I decided.
The other is the so-called "<a href=https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B071JQZ6N5/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1/> Akamoto ". I bought this as my next goal when I was a new employee, but I couldn't start it and put it in the corner of the shelf.
How to proceed
- Proceed with 1 unit per day as a guide
- Scan the red book → Solve the problem with Ping-t → Retry the wrong part & operate with the actual machine
Result First, take the 201 exam on October 16, 2020. result, "Pass"
Then, take the 202 exam on 2020.11.03. result, "Pass" </ b>
The impression that I took the exam is ・ The question text was easier to understand than when I took the LPIC exam in the past. → LinuC is specialized for the Japanese market and was created in Japan? LPIC is a global standard and is based on English, so the problem of literal translation mistranslation is likely to occur. ・ Many options that could not be confirmed in the red book or Ping-t were asked. → Basically answer by elimination ・ Ping-t is enough to pass ・ Those who have experience in projects (DNS, storage system, network system) are not good points, but they are able to answer stably. → It is best to actually build it
The percentage of correct answers for each item.
| No. | Items | Correct answer rate (%) |
|---|---|---|
| 200 | Capacity Planning | 75 |
| 201 | Linux kernel | 77 |
| 202 | System boot | 77 |
| 203 | Filesystems and Devices | 100 |
| 204 | Advanced storage management | 100 |
| 205 | Network configuration | 81 |
| 206 | System maintenance | 66 |
| 207 | Domain Name Server | 87 |
| 208 | HTTP Service | 72 |
| 209 | File Sharing | 75 |
| 210 | Network Client Management | 72 |
| 211 | Email Service | 37 |
| 212 | System Security | 57 |
Conclusion For the time being, I'm glad I passed straight. However, there is one problem. It has level 1 inactive and has not been officially certified as level 2. 
It's a terrible situation. However, it has been proved that it has the ability equivalent to level 2, so I will try to acquire it again soon.
Next, I'm considering Microsoft Azure Administrator . It seems that there is also free content ( MICROSOFT LEARN for AZURE ), and above all, it touches on cloud technologies other than AWS. It is also essential for future career plans.