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stages {
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sshagent(credentials: ['d82f9436-4c96-44c2-9ed3-b21481e7b742']) {
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ssh-keyscan -t rsa,dsa lvacula.com >> ~/.ssh/known_hosts
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rsync -az -e "ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no" public/. greywolver@lvacula.com:lvacula.com-docker/volumes/blog
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title = "Preparing for EX294 (RHCE exam)"
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# description = ""
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date = 2025-04-23
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tags = ["ansible","certifications"]
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I got my RHCSA certification last April.
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It was my first certification since shifting from my security-centered education and first job to my current role as a systems engineer.
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I learned plenty of stuff for my job while preparing for it, and it's the most fulfilling exam I've taken to date because it is entirely practical.
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I also had a major head-start to learning it because I'd been using Linux as a daily OS since 2019.
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The next exam in the series for Red Hat is the EX294 AKA the RHCE exam.
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The prior versions of the RHCE exam focused on advanced Linux topics, but the modern version is all about Ansible.
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Unfortunately, I had minimal exposure to Ansible prior to starting at this job.
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It wasn't *none* but it was fairly close.
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Luckily, I've had plenty of opportunities to get acquainted with it.
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We are quickly moving to using Ansible for as much as possible at work - enrolling servers in LDAP, setting up services on servers, etc...
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We're also using Ansible Automation Platform, so learning to use execution environments and Navigator has become essential as well.
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