As a technician at a primarily Windows-servicing MSP, I've gained a lot of experience in that OS. My linux experience is less so. I'm an administrator for a large Minecraft server running off a CentOS server, and I've been digging deeper there, enjoying designing and scripting automated backups and replication. I'd like to expand my knowledge, and get something to tack onto my resume besides "1337 Minecraft OP".
(Also curious as to what sort of stigma saying I'm a Minecraft admin has just earned me. In my defense, our small international team of sysadmins have put a lot of effort into doing things the right way: daily backups replicated offsite, dedicated testing environment, well defined QA process for new plugins, etc. I'd like to fill in any gaps in my foundational linux knowledge, and the RHCSA seems like a good way to do that while also getting some professional cred.)
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