Candidates who hold the Red Hat Certified Developer in Cloud-native Applications (RHCD- Cloud-native Applications) credential can earn the Red Hat Certified Engineer in Cloud-native Applications (RHCE®- Cloud-native Applications) credential which allows you to demonstrate skills critical to developing and deploying applications in modern, container orchestration systems.
Designed for professionals ready to demonstrate the skills critical to developing and deploying applications within modern, container orchestration systems. By evolving your expertise from a developer to an engineer, you prove your ability to manage complex environments at scale. Candidates who earn this certification automatically extend the currency of any other RHCE credentials they hold as well as any other credentials below RHCE.
Audience for this exam
- Application developers who are responsible for implementing and supporting applications in the Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform
- DevOps engineers who are responsible for delivering applications in the Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform
- Site reliability engineers working with Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform
Prerequisites
- Prior to taking this exam, you should possess a basic understanding of container technology. Some programming experience is recommended but not required.
- Completion of Red Hat OpenShift Developer II: Building and Deploying Cloud-native Applications (DO288) is strongly encouraged but not required.
- Earning the Red Hat Certified Developer in Cloud-native Applications credential is strongly encouraged but not required.
Exams
If you are a Red Hat Certified Developer in Cloud-native Applications and would like to become a Red Hat Certified Engineer in Cloud-native Applications, you must complete the Red Hat Certified Advanced Developer in Cloud-Native Applications exam (EX288), which emphasizes developing and deploying applications on OpenShift Container Platform. If you’re not yet a Red Hat Certified Developer in Cloud-native Applications, you can start your journey by getting certified. By learning fundamental container skills, that will enable you to continue your journey as an advanced developer.