comes from Nancy, who wrote about Microsoft making Linux more popular. She writes, in June of this year, Microsoft is ending the MCSA MCSC track by discontinuing those exams. They are moving to what they call a role-based certification, all of which pertain to their cloud services, Azure, Office 365, etc. Any certifications held at that time will still be active for two years till June of 2022, at which point they will become inactive. Even though Microsoft is not going to offer new MCSA MCSE certifications, they will be employers who still value them beyond 2022. Who knows? However, she's right to read on. Additionally, some of the installers for some of the latest systems absolutely must reach out to Microsoft for the rest of the installation. Many DoD environments prohibit internet contact under administrative credentials, which nobody should be doing anyway. But this will prevent those environments from obtaining an installer for many of those programs. As this becomes the norm for (17/54)
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