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Just got a HashiCorp Certified: Terraform Associate to be sure that I don't miss anything important.
A quick recap of how I did it:
1. Saw HashiCorp Terraform Associate Certification Course - Pass the Exam! from a guy that learns TF just to be certified and make this course :slightlysmilingface: On x1.25-x2 speed
(Note: in 1st hour he describe comp. science theory in the worst possible way, confusing the use of terms and their meanings. So better google it, Wikipedia describes them better)
2. Test me by free test at exampro.co/terraform. (Feel free to use 10minutemail.com)
3. Click Register to the exam here, read all articles, add mail that is used as primary in Github to Credly, buy exam, cleanup workspace
4. Fight with PSI Security Browser for half-our before it became happy about working process on a laptop, number of monitors. Record video of the floor, table, whole room, myself... That's why you should start connecting 30 minutes before the exam start.
5. Pass the exam, get a badge on Credly, and email with a passing score.
About exam complexity, from youtube comments:
> Just a heads up, i watched this over 2 days (skipped most of the hands on), and I took the cert today and passed with a 93%. Everything on the test was in this video. I've used terraform maybe once before.
IMHO, that cert can be a plus for Intern/Junior position, but not above. Sadly, still no Professional exam for TF.
#terraform #certification
A quick recap of how I did it:
1. Saw HashiCorp Terraform Associate Certification Course - Pass the Exam! from a guy that learns TF just to be certified and make this course :slightlysmilingface: On x1.25-x2 speed
(Note: in 1st hour he describe comp. science theory in the worst possible way, confusing the use of terms and their meanings. So better google it, Wikipedia describes them better)
2. Test me by free test at exampro.co/terraform. (Feel free to use 10minutemail.com)
3. Click Register to the exam here, read all articles, add mail that is used as primary in Github to Credly, buy exam, cleanup workspace
4. Fight with PSI Security Browser for half-our before it became happy about working process on a laptop, number of monitors. Record video of the floor, table, whole room, myself... That's why you should start connecting 30 minutes before the exam start.
5. Pass the exam, get a badge on Credly, and email with a passing score.
About exam complexity, from youtube comments:
> Just a heads up, i watched this over 2 days (skipped most of the hands on), and I took the cert today and passed with a 93%. Everything on the test was in this video. I've used terraform maybe once before.
IMHO, that cert can be a plus for Intern/Junior position, but not above. Sadly, still no Professional exam for TF.
#terraform #certification
#testing #top #tools
“We use tools because we want to get the job done, without losing our minds or breaking the bank.
But how can we make sure that we’re evaluating a set of tools correctly?
We need a clear set of objectives, and to measure how each tool can help us reach those objectives.
The 3 objectives:
✔️ Ability to create automated tests for a complex web application.
✔️ Ability to execute these tests on all major browsers.
✔️ The tests should be easy to maintain.”
https://medium.com/@jimbo.scott/5-top-automated-testing-tools-for-2022-5bfaa2ef3c27
“We use tools because we want to get the job done, without losing our minds or breaking the bank.
But how can we make sure that we’re evaluating a set of tools correctly?
We need a clear set of objectives, and to measure how each tool can help us reach those objectives.
The 3 objectives:
✔️ Ability to create automated tests for a complex web application.
✔️ Ability to execute these tests on all major browsers.
✔️ The tests should be easy to maintain.”
https://medium.com/@jimbo.scott/5-top-automated-testing-tools-for-2022-5bfaa2ef3c27
Medium
5 Top Automated Testing Tools for 2022
As a Software Development Engineer in Test, I actually enjoy reviewing test automation tools.
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#security #Ukrainian
DataArt would like to invite anyone interested to an IT talk called "Cybersecurity in everyday life and at work during the war".
“The war radically changed not only physical space but also cyberspace. New risks are emerging for both businesses and ordinary citizens.
Date & Time: June 29th, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM EEST
“We will talk about how cyber threats and vulnerabilities have changed since the beginning of the war. We will also discuss how to ensure cybersecurity nowadays - both in business and our personal life.”
The language of the event is Ukrainian.
Duration - 40 minutes.
Speaker: Vadim Chakryan, Information Security Officer, DataArt/Ph.D.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/it-talk-cybersecurity-in-everyday-life-and-at-work-during-the-war-tickets-363110602587
DataArt would like to invite anyone interested to an IT talk called "Cybersecurity in everyday life and at work during the war".
“The war radically changed not only physical space but also cyberspace. New risks are emerging for both businesses and ordinary citizens.
Date & Time: June 29th, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM EEST
“We will talk about how cyber threats and vulnerabilities have changed since the beginning of the war. We will also discuss how to ensure cybersecurity nowadays - both in business and our personal life.”
The language of the event is Ukrainian.
Duration - 40 minutes.
Speaker: Vadim Chakryan, Information Security Officer, DataArt/Ph.D.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/it-talk-cybersecurity-in-everyday-life-and-at-work-during-the-war-tickets-363110602587
Eventbrite
IT talk "Cybersecurity in everyday life and at work during the war"
DataArt would like to invite anyone interested to an IT talk called "Cybersecurity in everyday life and at work during the war".
DevTestSecOps pinned «#security #Ukrainian DataArt would like to invite anyone interested to an IT talk called "Cybersecurity in everyday life and at work during the war". “The war radically changed not only physical space but also cyberspace. New risks are emerging for both…»
#hack
https://www.theblock.co/post/156038/how-a-fake-job-offer-took-down-the-worlds-most-popular-crypto-game
https://www.theblock.co/post/156038/how-a-fake-job-offer-took-down-the-worlds-most-popular-crypto-game
The Block
How a fake job offer took down the world’s most popular crypto game
An engineer’s interest in joining what turned out to be a fictitious company led to March’s $540 million Axie Infinity hack.
cloud-native-security-rec.pdf
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