Red Hat Certified Architect (RHCA) Program

Course Description

Red Hat Certified Engineers (RHCEs) aiming to showcase an advanced and comprehensive understanding of Red Hat Enterprise Linux and other Red Hat products can benefit from the RHCA credential. RHCEs have the flexibility to select any combination of certifications from the RHCA in Infrastructure list. Achieving five or more certifications from the system administrator list under the Skills tab qualifies candidates to become a Red Hat Certified Architect in Infrastructure.

Attaining a higher level of the RHCA credential is possible by earning more than five additional certifications beyond the base credentials. For instance, obtaining six additional certifications beyond RHCE, RHCEMD, or RHCCD grants an RHCA Level II designation, provided the six certifications remain current. If one of the certifications becomes outdated, the RHCA reverts to Level I, and if another certification becomes outdated, the RHCA status is lost.

What you’ll learn

• Gain advanced skills in deploying and managing Red Hat technologies in enterprise environments.
• Achieve expertise in cloud, virtualization, automation, and containerization technologies.
• Develop proficiency in linking legacy systems with modern cloud-native applications.
• Master Linux performance, security, and management for critical enterprise operations.
• Enhance career prospects and distinguish oneself as a leader in the IT field.