Linux certification - most recognised?

[slinxy]

Hi... bored... just re-sat/done all of my Apple management and security certs and I'm looking for a distraction before they make me resit my actual Apple operating system certs and I'm thinking of getting some Linux certs on my CV.

looking online it's seems the most recognised are the CompTIA Linux+, which would go nicely with my other CompTIA certs then the Redhat certs. We use RHEL at work and I would prefer to get a Debian based certs, but I can understand why industry would tend to use RHEL more.

Does any one have any certs in Linux, what's people's experience in/with them? are they worth doing the training for?

 

[slinxy]

I’m not really looking for a career change, just something on my cv to show that I have Linux admin skills, in case I ever need it in the future. I pretty much use it everyday at home and at work.. and have supported servers in past role.

There maybe a new team opening up at a work to support desktop Linux if we make it into an offering beyond servers. If so; I may be interested in an engineer role within that team… or at least use it as leverage against my current team.