Hi all,
can you provide me some information on this exam:
1)How many questions does it contain? Are the questions all based on lab exercises or are there also simple multiple answer ones?
2)Can I alternatively use CLI/WEB Console everytime or it is defined in every single question?
3)Where can I find a list of supported cams to use for the exam with the usb drive?
4)How do you think the complexity of labs in the guide is harder/easier then the exam?
Thank you
Regards
Hello @Panzer8 !
Thanks for reaching out!
1. All Red Hat exams are performance based wherein you got to troubleshoot / configure the VM as per the requirements of every task. There is no MCQ based Queries in any Red Hat exam.
2. Exam questions , no. of questions, specifics about exam tasks cannot be discussed due to the NDA.
3. You can refer the exam objectives here to prepare on the topics for EX288 : https://www.redhat.com/en/services/training/ex288-red-hat-certified-openshift-application-developer-...
4. You can use CLI or console for any Question as per your wish - provided you meet the requirement of the exam tasks.
5. DO288 course and its labs are for reference - they are not reproduced verbatim in the exam.
6. Not sure about this - course is for learning and exam tasks are for showcasing the learning - there is no standard format for exam questions consisting some hard or some easy questions. You should refer to exam objectives for practising the topics.
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Refer here for exam setup preparedness : https://learn.redhat.com/t5/Certification-Resources/Getting-Ready-for-your-Red-Hat-Remote-Exam/ba-p/...
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