Thinking About Brown Bag - What to Share / Not to Share

[Rilindo]

Now that I have passed the EX374 exam, I am thinking of doing a brown bag for my team to discuss what I learned from the DO374 course. 

NOTE: I am not going to do the following:

• Share course material.
• Share the contents of the exam.

Or anything similar. I am thinking of doing the following:

• Notes I made during my prep-work (that are not under NDA.
• The links at the end of each chapter that are publicly accessible.

Would this be acceptable, NDA-wise or is this still problematic?

[Chetan_Tiwary_ · Accepted solution]

@Rilindo As long as the post does not disclose about exam specific tasks, exam environment, any hint about possible exam scenarios or challenge - it should be ok. 

[Travis · Accepted solution]

@Rilindo -

There are no real restrictions on some of the notes or pointers, except for what @Chetan_Tiwary_ mentioned. You must be extremely careful not to discuss exam specific tasks or questions about the challenges. It is fine to work with theoreticals and fine to share pointers.

For example, you could state one thing to help if you have issues with SELinux and filesystem labelling is to do XX or YY. If you are wanting to change ports for SSH ... look at the SSHD config file and find the example there or look at XXX manpage and copy/paste/tweak/execute the modified command to save time.

https://github.com/tmichett/do374

https://github.com/tmichett/AnsiblePlaybooks

are some examples I would share when I was delivering the courses. This should help give you an idea. I would also do mapping of objectives to labs/lectures that were part of the course materials too. This made it easy to use scenarios and pointers and extend examples from the course.