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Is there such a thing as a Ubuntu Certified Engineer?

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I am looking for certification on Ubuntu server technology or possibly Debian (as long as its supplied by Canonical, is that even possible?) which Ubuntu is based on.

Is there such a thing provided by Canonical? In what regions are these services available? Can someone get Ubuntu training and certification the same way Red Hat and other companies supply? Where can I get more information on this matter?

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answered 3 Years ago laceanz · Accepted Answer

At this point, no. Not possible.

There is a wiki here. The issue is that at the very end of the first part of non-header text it states 'The below information is obsolete.'.

If you click the link for up to date information, it directs you to the Ubuntu Support page, which seems to me to be about paid support, not training.