The Complete LPI Open Source Essentials Exam Study Guide
What you'll learn
- Cover all the objectives for the LPI Open Source Essentials certification and be ready to take the exam
- Understanding how (and why) you can incorporate open source software into for-profit projects
- Understand what it will take to create, maintain, and succeed at complex software development projects involving remote, multi-skilled teams
- Understanding the legal and licensing implications of working with open source software and open content
- Understand important open source and free software permissive and copyleft license frameworks including GNU GPL, MIT, BSD, and Creative Commons
- Understand how software development works and how source code is effectively managed through project life cycles
Requirements
- There are no specific prerequisite skills, but it's assumed you'll already be familiar with many of the basics of software production and project management.
Description
The Complete LPI Open Source Essentials Exam Study Guide course is for anyone thinking seriously about getting involved in a software development project. That's because open source project management will go far better if you're already comfortable with the open source tools and best practices that make administration efficient and effective.
These days, even commercial applications will utilize at least some open source code. So understanding the practical and legal implications of the various open source licenses out there can save you a lot of trouble down the road. (Just ask Google and Oracle about the millions of dollars in legal fees they paid out through the course of their dispute over terms of the GNU GPL Version 2 license.)
But knowing how to survive and thrive in the open source world is only part of the problem. You'll also need to convince other people that you're up to the task. By "other people", I mean employers, investors, team members...and your patient-but-suspicious relatives.
For that, the LPI Open Source Essentials certification is the perfect solution. And this course is your one-stop-shot for all the background, context, and knowledge you'll need.
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By the way, it's true that "LPI" stands for "Linux Professional Institute", but this certification is actually platform-neutral and is not specific to Linux. While the LPI's historical origins have been Linux-based, they're now leveraging their considerable experience with highly successful certification programs in new areas.
Who this course is for:
- Individuals looking to write and pass the LPI Security Essentials certification exam
- Individuals considering starting a new open source project (or collaborating on an existing project)
- Individuals or companies looking to legally and effectively incorporate open source programs and libraries into their for-profit projects
- Individuals looking to make the most of the rich world of open source and open content resources
Instructor
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- 178 Reviews
- 18,830 Students
- 11 Courses
David Clinton is an AWS solutions architect and Linux server administrator. He has written about and published training content (including books with Wiley/Sybex, Bootstrap IT, and Manning, and online courses on Udemy and Pluralsight) for many cutting edge technology subjects including Linux systems, Cloud Computing (in particular Amazon's AWS), container technologies like Kubernetes, data analytics, and DevOps tools. More than 60,000 of his books are currently in circulation and his video courses have been viewed by more than a half a million students...just like you!