For example, if an engineer chose to enter the program at Level 4, then the exam for Level 4 would include content covered in the Level 4 course as well as the content from Levels 1-3. All certification exams are practical in nature and tests the skills learned at the specific ACE level as well as the levels below. Arista does not force engineers to progress in any specific way. The new Arista Cloud Engineer (ACE) Certification program was designed to allow engineers to enter at the level that matches their current skill set. These two certifications do not have a required course and focus on acknowledging those that have reached the highest levels and have proven this through in-depth exams. If you have invested in multiple courses and have mastered those skills, you should not share the same certification level as someone that has not progressed as far.īeyond the five core levels, there are two expert levels. We feel this is a commonsense approach that allows engineers to distinguish themselves amongst their peers. No nested courses requiring you to pass two or more individual courses to complete a single certification. Arista is taking the approach that as you learn and master new skills you should increase your certification level.
Each of the first five levels consists of a course, exam and certification. The new ACE program is structured on a simple multi-level model. Arista goes a step further by aligning the program to typical job roles. This is a huge differentiator from other vendors but still not enough. Our training focuses on Arista recommended practices for solutions, not just features and commands. We believe high quality training should be available to everyone in the format and price point that best fits your needs. Arista has two founding principles that drive us forward: create solutions to customer problems and always focus on Quality, Quality, Quality!Īrista has extended this into the NEW Arista Cloud Engineer (ACE) Certification Program in such a way as to be different from other vendors.
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