Certification

VMware CVDA Certificate VMsources Vendor-neutral certifications for virtualization professionals demonstrate not only an individual's knowledge and competence with one specific product, but also their greater ability to function in a virtualized datacenter environment conforming divergent operating environments into a cohesive structure.

Our certifications are the leading choice available for virtualization professionals today. The Certified Virtualized Datacenter Administrator™ (CVDA) and the Certified Virtualized Datacenter eXpert™ (CVDX) are endorsed and backed by national training providers at hundreds of locations, and carry with them the weight and credibility that only a nationally known certification can.

As a vendor-neutral certification process, our certifications reflect a much more comprehensive knowlege of virtualized datacenter operations than certifications offered by nebulous councils or companies which focus on one specific product. Our certification exams are written to be clear and precise. All of the questions reflect real-world situations and the answers are either correct or incorrect (no best-choices). We focus on strategy and technique, not memorizing details which you could look up online in just a few seconds!

Certifications come with the full support of our company and the sponsoring training provider. Retakes are easily available at a time and location which suits your schedule and at no additional charge. Certificates are delivered directly to successful candidates within two weeks with multiple additional resources available on the website. As an additional service; at the request of certificate holders we will issue confirmation letters to current/future employers at no additional charge, and send them to the address you specify. It's like a guaranteed letter of recommendation!

Available Certifications and Objectives


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