The OpenStack Foundation in collaboration with the Linux Foundation will roll out early next year the first OpenStack official certifications.
In this way, those working with these Open Source cloud techologies will be able to validate and certify their professional skills with official certifications, sitting for the online tests which will be available for users.
Specific training programs will be offered to relieve the existing gaps in the market, because as OpenStack Foundation executive director Jonathan Bryce explained, “one of the things we often hear is that it’s hard to find experienced OpenStack talent”.
The idea is to provide different exams to accredit different OpenStack’s levels and skills.
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