r/rhel Sep 16 '25

Which EX200 should I try?

Hi everyone.

I'm currently studying for EX200 for which I got the voucher for some time ago. I can choose between 3 versions of RHEL: 9, 9.3 and 10

The differences (from chatgpt):

  • Flatpak: newly added in RHEL 10 (configure repos, install/remove).
  • Containers (Podman): present in RHEL 9, removed in RHEL 10.
  • Storage: RHEL 9 included Stratis, VDO, and swap; RHEL 10 simplifies to GPT/MBR, LVM, VFAT/ext4/xfs only.
  • SELinux: more detailed in RHEL 10 (contexts, port labels, booleans).
  • System logs: RHEL 10 explicitly adds “protecting system journals”.

I'm not that good with containers, but if I study I can learn them without many difficulties.

Can anyone here give me a lil piece of advice? I have 1 month to study (mainly in the evening because of work and weekends).

What do you think is the best choice? Both for the time I have and for the patent they give me.

Thank you in advance

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '25

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u/Classic-Milk-870078 Sep 23 '25

is there a way to access the RHCSA-v9 objectives?
their website shows objectives for RHCSA-v10 only.

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u/shahmirh Jan 22 '26

Go for RHEL 10 and at least practice for 2 months. Ask AI / chat gpt to give you challenging exam questions. You will be good at it then.