Linux Professional Institute (LPI)

Linux Professional Institute (LPI) invites provosts, deans, department chairs, workforce development leaders, and program coordinators to a focused executive briefing on integrating open source credentials into academic programs.
This 45-minute webinar addresses how coll...

Computer developers cluster around favored programming languages, as sports fans do around local or national teams. Some languages (Lua, for instance) find a very narrow niche whose devotees attribute great value to it. Other languages, such as C and C++, seem immortal. But many sink into oblivion, quietly and practically unnoticed, sometimes betraying an early promise. This ...

When you start preparing for DevOps interviews, you quickly realize something: you can’t “fake” Linux.

Interviewers don’t want textbook answers. They want to know if you can actually unpack an operating or broken system in the terminal and extract the technical details that you need to adjust. If you’ve been there, if you’ve solved real problems using Linux, you know w...

Toronto, 2026-07-15 —Linux Professional Institute (LPI) is excited to announce that its new Board of Directors was formally constituted at the inaugural meeting held last week. Following the announcement of election results at the Annual General Meeting (AGM) on June 20, four newly elected directors joined the Board to begin their terms of service and guide t...

Toronto, 2026-07-14 — Linux Professional Institute (LPI) is pleased to announce that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Open Ireland Network. The goal is to expand Ireland’s community of professionals trained and certified in free and open source soft...