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Video: How and where to get software certification help as a Red Hat partner

August 25, 2020
By Neal Hartman
1 minute read
Related products: Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Red Hat OpenShift

As you go through the journey of getting your software certified you may come across some issues or blockers. Don't worry, we are here to help. Getting help is as easy as opening a support ticket. In this video we will discuss how to get access to our support system and how to open a ticket. Our wonderful team of support engineers will be more than happy to help guide you through your issues and give you the assistance you need to complete the certification process. 

 

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This recording was delivered at the Red Hat Summit 2020 Virtual Experience. 

Categories:

Technology certification

Related products:

Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Red Hat OpenShift
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Neal Hartman
Associate Software Engineer, Red Hat
Neal Hartman is an Associate Software Engineer for the Red Hat Certified Technology Ecosystem team. He supports Red Hat technology partners through their product certification journey specializing in the Red Hat OpenShift Operator certification offering. Neal joined the team in 2019 and lives in Raleigh, North Carolina with his wonderful wife and their three "fur-children".
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