Reach the top of the Red Hat ladder with our guided RHCA roadmap at WebAsha Technologies. We help you earn RHCE and then master the specialist certifications that make up the architect credential, with hands-on training for each exam.
Training Overview:
The RHCA is earned by first holding a current engineer-level certification (such as RHCE) and then passing a set of additional specialist certifications from Red Hat's eligible list. WebAsha guides you through the full journey - choosing the right specialist track and preparing for each performance-based exam.
Intended Audience:
This program is ideal for senior Linux administrators, cloud and DevOps engineers who want to reach the highest level of Red Hat certification and stand out as architects.
Topics Covered:
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Start with RHCE: Earn the engineer-level foundation.
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Choose Your Track: Infrastructure or applications architect path.
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OpenStack (EX210): Private cloud infrastructure.
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Ceph (EX260): Software-defined storage.
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OpenShift (EX280/EX380): Cloud-native platform administration.
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Satellite (EX403): Systems management at scale.
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Performance & HA (EX442/EX436): Tuning and high availability.
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Security (EX415): Linux security and hardening.
Requirements:
A current engineer-level certification (such as RHCE) is required to begin earning RHCA. Online participants need a stable internet connection and a laptop/desktop for the live labs.
Pre-Requisites:
You must hold and keep current an engineer-level credential (such as RHCE) and then earn the required number of additional specialist certifications to be awarded RHCA.
Career Benefits:
RHCA is a career-defining credential. In India, RHCA-level architects and senior engineers typically earn ₹12 LPA to ₹40+ LPA, among the highest for Linux and cloud professionals.