Bruno Domingues:
Big thanks to the Kode Kloud team today I passed the rhcsa exam. Definitely one of the harder exams I’ve done 
Lateef Taiwo:
Congratulations:tada:
Valentine Masina:
@Bruno Domingues congratulations. Do you use Redhat on a day to day basis? I want to just have a feeling of what a person who only uses Centos like me should prepare
Wai Yan Pyae Sone:
Just Wooow @Bruno Domingues. First LFCS and now RHCSA Congratulations 
.I think you are the first one ever on kodekloud who have done both LFCS and RHCSA after taking LFCS preparation course and RHCSA. Did you have a chance to practice RHCSA mock exams? How did you prepare for RHCSA? If you dont mind please share your tips.
Niaz-Ul Haque:
congrats @Bruno Domingues please share your experience of learning and prep for the exam. thanks !!
Bruno Domingues:
@Valentine Masina no I don’t use red hat daily I’ve been practicing with 4 command line rhel VMs for about a year. I used to use centos 7/8 before it was deprecated, then rocky linux and then I just moved to rhel since you can use it for personal use anyway.
@Wai Yan Pyae Sone - I haven’t done the mock exams because hey weren’t available at the time before I did the exam.
Basically I setup 4 rhel vms and practiced each objective till I was comfortable and took lots of notes. I read the Linux bible, sander van vguts Rhcsa guide the red hat documentation and tecmint for information. Reading is not enough to pass you must practice everything on a real device otherwise you’ll struggle in the exam.
Without violating the nda there are a few key skills you must know immediately otherwise you basically will get 0/300 and won’t be able to do most of the exam
Bruno Domingues:
Here are some of my notes https://1drv.ms/w/s!AgFMgVN2iLE9tnH60CTqGCpW9F1g|https://1drv.ms/w/s!AgFMgVN2iLE9tnH60CTqGCpW9F1g
Awantika Nigam:
congratulations!