RHCSA Exam Training by Infinite Skills (Udemy.com)

I've been working in a Linux environment for about five years and have become comfortable enough to want to pursue some certifications. This course offered me some basics to build on my current knowledge with some things I had already known. The material covered in this course gives you the main test criteria that you can take and delve deeper into.

Yes, instructor does a great job of explaining. Very clearly spoken. Well articulated and easy to follow. I was able to even speed up the video to 2x and still not miss anything. I did slow it to 1.5 in the later videos as the subjects weren't as familiar. Great job overall!

The introduction of the course was filled with lots of interesting topics one looks forward to learning but as the lesson goes on, it becomes just plain and not in depth. The instructor knows the class very well but he seems to be breezing through the lessons. Moving further into the lessons, reveals lot of interesting topics and the instructor is getting more detailed but yet like I had anticipated.

The instructor is very knowledgeable and the contents are straightforward and useful. Going through these lectures is a good overview and a great way to get your feet wet in what the RHCSA is all about. Do not rely on these lectures solely for the test, however, because there are much more details that are not covered. The RHCSA book from Mc Graw Hill (Michael jang) claims to not be a replacement for the actual course offered from Red Hat, but it covers a ton more details than this video course. If you find yourself in a pinch or find it hard to focus, I highly recommend this course. The instructor is engaging and presents clear and concise pointers throughout the entire RHCSA course outline. Again, the details provided here are limited and you must still find other materials to fill in your knowledge gap.

Good material and information. Though I wouldn't advise anyone who doesn't already have some experience in Linux to take this course, as it is mostly like reviewing (a resume of what you are supposed to already know). If you're very new to Linux, start with something else more basic then merge into this course here. Also the instructor moves too fast with the mouse and keyboard's strokes. Other than that, it is good !

I PASSED THE RHCSA! With the help of this video series and certdepot.net, I was able to pass the RHCSA with a score of 250/300. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone who wants to get the certification or learn more about RHEL/CentOS 7

I am learning at incredible pace using this course. It is like a glue for all the puzzles I had and much more. If someone is interested in becoming Linux Admin or just learning Linux, this course is great or should I say a must. Thank you

good overview of Linux. The instructor moves through the lectures and topics quickly. This is a good overview for seasoned unix admins who are looking for a good overview on red hat Linux. I have been using Solaris for years and wanted to get an overview of Red Hat Linux. This training class was perfect....

The course it's OK, as it goes thru a lot of topics. I think the teacher needs to be more interesting, he uses the same voice tone/volume almost all the way thru the lessons and so I got bored some times. Some topics would need to get a deeper approach as they are not such easy to understand. And when so many flags are used in some commands, a deeper explanation would be helpful as well. Other think I missed is some preparation exam explained maybe. I think it's a good approach to start preparing the RHCSA but not enough to take the exam just with it. I'll have to take other courses / read some books.

The course is great and will teach a lot of the tools necessary to administrate a Red Hat / CentOS environment. There we're some things that were just demonstrated way too fast with out enough explanation such as storage management and iptables. Some lessons were in the wrong order. I can however recommend this course if you want to learn to operate RHEL, and be familiar with unix. I can't comment on the actual certification as I have not taken it.