Modernize IBM Z with Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform

 September 21, 2023 -  Ehningen, DE

How does Ansible Automation help in automating mainframe operations?

 September 19, 2023 -  Ehningen, DE

Red Hat Certified Specialist in Managing Automation with Ansible Automation Platform

 August 31, 2023

A few weeks ago, I passed the Red Hat EX467 exam, which allowed me to become Red Hat Certified Specialist in Managing Automation with Ansible Automation Platform. As of today, this is the newest Red Hat exam on Ansible. You can notice this from the version of Ansible Automated Platform that this exam uses: 2.2.

An aspect that is already clear by looking at the objective is that this exam is completely complementary to the EX294 exam. In fact, the EX294 focuses on how to write Ansible code. In contrast, the EX467 focuses on leveraging the Ansible Automation Platform to ensure that Ansible automation can be effectively used in enterprise environments.

Sway Spin and Sericea update

 August 2, 2023 -  Tivoli, IE

Make your environment sane with Ansible Automation

 June 16, 2023 -  Brno, CZ

Kubernetes supports multiple architectures. Are you leveraging them?

 June 14, 2023 -  ,

Manage Power machines with Ansible

 June 14, 2023 -  Prague, CZ

OpenShift on Power

 June 13, 2023 -  Prague, CZ

Kubernetes supporta diverse architetture. Stai usando la migliore per te?

 March 10, 2023 -  Bologna, IT

Red Hat Certified Specialist in Containers

 February 27, 2023

Last week, I completed the Red Hat EX188 exam, which allowed me to become Red Hat Certified Specialist in Containers.

I think that Red Hat has been able to improve the quality of its exams over time. Newer exams tend to have better explanations of the required tasks. It could also be that this feeling is partially due to my increasing familiarity with those kinds of exercises. This exam is very new; in fact, I believe it was released at the beginning of the year, and this is by far the more user-friendly Red Hat exam I’ve ever done.